Can't Get Enough

B.B. King · Other Songs - B.B. King

I've been tossing and turning all night

Staring into the darkness

Afraid to turn on the light

It's got nothing to do with money

I just sure enough want youhoney

And I just can't rest

Till I get it right

'cause when the morning breeze

Starts blowing

That's when you hear me call your name

That's when my love starts showing

It's getting seriousbaby

End of the game



'cause I can't get enough of your love

I said I can't get enough of your love

I can't get enough of your love

I said I can't get enough of your love



You got me walking round in circles

Yeah I'm always pacing the floor

'cause this life I'm living without you

I just can't take no more



When the morning breeze starts blowing

I can hear you call my name

That's when my love starts showing

It's getting seriousbaby

End of the game



'cause I can't get enough of your love

I said I can't get enough of your love

I can't get enough of your love

I said I can't get enough of your love



'cause when the morning breeze

Starts blowing

I can hear me call your name

That's when my love starts showing

It's getting seriousbaby

End of the game



'cause I can't get enough of your love

I can't get enough of your love

I said I can't get enough of your love

I said I can't get enough of your love



I can't get enough of your love

Can't Get Enough

B.B. King's "Can't Get Enough" stands as a testament to his enduring mastery of the blues and R&B genres. As one of the most influential figures in American music, King crafted a sound defined by his emotive vocals and the signature vibrato of his guitar, Lucille. This recording captures the essence of his style, blending soulful expression with the rhythmic drive characteristic of his extensive discography. Throughout his career, King consistently delivered performances that resonated with audiences worldwide, solidifying his legacy as a master of his craft. The song reflects the depth of feeling and technical precision that made his work a cornerstone of the blues tradition, inviting listeners to experience the raw emotion that defined his artistic output.