Just Can't Get Enough
Depeche Mode · Speak & Spell
When I`m with you baby
I go out of my head
I just can`t get enough
I just can`t get enough
All the things you do to me
And everything you said
I just can`t get enough
I just can`t get enough
We slip and slide as we fall in love
And I just can`t seem to get enough
We walk together
We`re walking down the street
I just can`t get enough
I just can`t get enough
Everytime I think of you
I know we have to meet
I just can`t get enough
I just can`t get enough
It`s getting hotter, it`s a burning love
And I just can`t seem to get enough
I just can't get enough (x16)
And when it rains
You`re shining down for me
I just can`t get enough
I just can`t get enough
Just like a rainbow
You know you set me free
I just can`t get enough
I just can`t get enough
You`re like an angel and you give me your love
And I just can`t seem to get enough.
I just can't get enough (repeat 'til fade)
I go out of my head
I just can`t get enough
I just can`t get enough
All the things you do to me
And everything you said
I just can`t get enough
I just can`t get enough
We slip and slide as we fall in love
And I just can`t seem to get enough
We walk together
We`re walking down the street
I just can`t get enough
I just can`t get enough
Everytime I think of you
I know we have to meet
I just can`t get enough
I just can`t get enough
It`s getting hotter, it`s a burning love
And I just can`t seem to get enough
I just can't get enough (x16)
And when it rains
You`re shining down for me
I just can`t get enough
I just can`t get enough
Just like a rainbow
You know you set me free
I just can`t get enough
I just can`t get enough
You`re like an angel and you give me your love
And I just can`t seem to get enough.
I just can't get enough (repeat 'til fade)
Just Can't Get Enough
Released in 1989 on the synth-pop album Speak & Spell, "Just Can't Get Enough" stands as a defining track in Depeche Mode's evolution toward electronic dance music. The song features the band's signature blend of driving basslines, atmospheric synths, and Martin Gore's emotive vocals, capturing the late 1980s New Romantic aesthetic while pushing boundaries for the genre. It served as a pivotal moment in their discography, bridging the gap between their earlier new wave roots and the futuristic sound that would characterize their work in the 1990s. The recording remains a staple of their live performances and a key reference point for fans exploring the band's catalog during this transformative era.