Meet My Happiness
B.B. King · Other Songs - B.B. King
Oh, come on, come over here and meet my happiness
Oh, out she is, meet my happiness
Yeah, she's gonna take care of me an' make me happy
Yeah, from now 'til the lonely years
Yeah, she loves me with her heart and steel of a mind
Yeah, she loves me with her heart, people
With her heart and steel of a mind
I know my love is gonna last, it's just gotta last
Oh no, until the end of time, alright
Oh, there I was just a standin' there
Oh, I say, there I was, people, I was just standin' there
I had no one to love me, I had no one to care
Oh, but she offered, she offered her love to me
Somethin' no one has ever done
Oh, my baby offered her love to me
Somethin' no one has ever done
Yet, I have no regrets now, this is one thing I know
Oh, out she is, meet my happiness
Yeah, she's gonna take care of me an' make me happy
Yeah, from now 'til the lonely years
Yeah, she loves me with her heart and steel of a mind
Yeah, she loves me with her heart, people
With her heart and steel of a mind
I know my love is gonna last, it's just gotta last
Oh no, until the end of time, alright
Oh, there I was just a standin' there
Oh, I say, there I was, people, I was just standin' there
I had no one to love me, I had no one to care
Oh, but she offered, she offered her love to me
Somethin' no one has ever done
Oh, my baby offered her love to me
Somethin' no one has ever done
Yet, I have no regrets now, this is one thing I know
Meet My Happiness
B.B. King's 'Meet My Happiness' stands as a quintessential example of his mastery in the electric blues genre. Recorded with his signature harmonica and guitar, the track captures the raw emotion and rhythmic drive that defined his career. As a staple of his discography, the song reflects the artist's ability to blend personal storytelling with universal themes of love and longing. The recording showcases King's virtuosic technique, delivering a performance that resonated deeply with audiences across the United States and beyond. It remains a significant piece in the canon of electric blues, illustrating his influence on the development of the genre and his enduring legacy as a master of the instrument.