A World Full Of Strangers

B.B. King · Other Songs - B.B. King

You and me don't see eye to eye

On every little thing

We've missed a lot of sunshine

And caught a lot of rain

If you want to leave I can't make you stay

But there is something I have to say



No matter how high you get

Or how low you go

There's one thing darling

You ought to know



There's a world full of strangers out there

A world full of strangers

Beware

There's a world full of strangers out there

And if it gets too strange

Just come on home



Restless heartslooking for a love

Are waiting in the street

They're all prepared to give you

The bitter with the sweet

If you wake someday and you reach for me

Well you knowthis is where I'll be



No matter how high you get

Or how low you go

There's one thing darling

You ought to know



There's a world full of strangers out there

A world full of strangers

Beware

There's a world full of strangers out there

And if it gets too strange

Just come on home

A World Full Of Strangers

B.B. King's 'A World Full Of Strangers' stands as a poignant testament to the bluesman's mastery of emotional storytelling through guitar and voice. Recorded in the classic Chicago blues tradition, the track exemplifies King's signature approach: a deep, resonant tone paired with lyrics that explore the isolation and camaraderie found within the music industry. The song reflects the broader narrative of the blues, where personal struggle and universal longing are woven together to create a timeless sound. As a staple of King's discography, the recording captures the raw intensity of his performances, offering listeners an intimate glimpse into the life of a musician navigating a world of transient connections. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to resonate across generations, reminding audiences of the shared human experience of being an outsider seeking belonging.