Just A Little Bit
Steve Miller Band · Born 2 B Blue [1988]
(Just a little bit)
(Just a little)
(Just a little bit)
Babe, I don't want it all (Just a little)
I just want a little bit
I don't want it all (Just a little bit)
I just want a little bit
Just a little teeny bit, just an eeny-weeny bit of your love
Turn your lamp down low (Just a little)
Baby, I love you so
Turn your lamp down low (Just a little bit)
Baby, I love you so
Just a little teeny bit, just an eeny-weeny bit of your love
(Just a little)
Could be a spoonful of coffee
Could be a spoonful of gold
Just a little spoonful of your precious love satisfies my soul
I don't want it all (Just a little, just a little bit)
I just want a little bit
I don't want it all (Just a little, just a little bit)
I just want a little bit
Just a little teeny bit, just an eeny-weeny bit
Just a little teeny bit, just an eeny-weeny bit
Just a little teeny bit, eeny-weeny bit of your love
Woo Woo Wooooo
Babe, I don't want it all
(Just a little teeny bit, just an eeny-weeny bit)
(Just a little teeny bit, just an eeny-weeny bit)
(Just a little teeny bit)
(Just a little bit)
(Just a little)
(Just a little bit)
You know it could be a spoonful of coffee
Could be a spoonful of gold
Just a little spoonful of your precious love satisfies my soul
Babe, I don't want it all (Just a little)
I just want a little bit (Just a little bit)
I don't want it all (Just a little bit)
I just want a little bit (A little bit)
Just a little teeny bit, just an eeny-weeny bit
Just a little teeny bit, just an eeny-weeny bit
Just a little teeny bit, eeny-weeny bit of your love
Ooooo ooo ooo
Yeah, baby
(Just a little bit)
(Just a little bit)
(Just a little bit)
(Just a little bit)
Just A Little Bit
Steve Miller Band's "Just A Little Bit" stands as a defining track from their 1988 album *Born 2 B Blue*, showcasing the group's enduring ability to blend rock energy with melodic sophistication. Released during a period when the band continued to evolve their signature sound, the song exemplifies their mastery of guitar-driven arrangements and vocal harmonies that became hallmarks of their career. While the band achieved massive success in the early 1970s with hits like "The Joker," this recording from the late eighties demonstrates their continued relevance and versatility in the rock genre. The track remains a staple of their discography, capturing the essence of their musical identity through powerful instrumentation and catchy hooks that have resonated with audiences for decades.