Just Can't Get Enough
Depeche Mode · The Singles 81>85
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 1981, Just Can't Get Enough stands as a defining track in Depeche Mode's early discography, capturing the band's transition from experimental synth-pop to mainstream success. The recording features the group's signature blend of driving electronic rhythms and melodic basslines, anchored by Dave Gahan's distinctive vocal delivery. As a cornerstone of their debut era, the song helped establish the band's reputation for crafting infectious, dance-oriented anthems that balanced emotional depth with upbeat production. Its enduring popularity reflects the group's ability to create timeless electronic music that resonates across generations. This track remains a vital song point for listeners exploring the foundational sounds of the New Wave movement and the extensive catalogue of one of electronic music's most influential acts.