Woman's Got Soul
B.B. King · Other Songs - B.B. King
She may not be the best lookin' woman
I ever did see
Nor have the charms of the ladies
Of high society
But the woman's got soul
Worth all money and gold
And all the love that I have belongs
To the woman with soul
Now I'm just a regular fellow
I don't need much
I don't need a Cadillac car
Or diamonds and such
But the woman that I hold
She's got to have soul
And then I'm richer than the richest gold
If the woman's got soul
I don't need a woman
That's got a whole lot of class
Because class in a woman
Don't mean she's gonna last
I need a kind of lady
That when I hold she fits up tight
And when she throws it on me
I give in without a fight
Then I know the woman's got soul
Worth all money and gold
And all the love that I have belongs
To the woman with soul
The woman's got soul
The woman's got soul
The woman's got soul
The woman's got soul
Worth all money and gold
And all the love that I have belongs
To the woman with soul
The woman's got soul
The woman's got soul
The woman's got soul
The woman's got soul
The woman's got soul
The woman's got soul
The woman's got soul
The woman's got soul
The woman's got soul
Woman's Got Soul
B.B. King remains one of the most influential figures in blues history, renowned for his emotive guitar work and soulful vocal delivery. "Woman's Got Soul" exemplifies his mastery of the genre, showcasing the deep emotional resonance that defined his career. While often associated with his signature licks and heartfelt ballads, this track highlights his ability to convey complex feelings through a straightforward musical narrative. The recording stands as a testament to King's enduring legacy within the blues canon, reflecting the timeless quality of his songwriting and performance. His extensive discography continues to inspire musicians across generations, cementing his status as a pivotal artist in American music. This song serves as a reminder of the profound impact King had on shaping the sound of modern blues.