Say It Again

Santana · Beyond Appearences [1985]

It gives me such a thrill

When you tell me bout the way

You feel

It really makes my day

I just love to hear you say



Chorus:

Say it again, say it high say it low

Say it again, so the whole wide

World will know

Say it, that you're still lovin me

Still lovin me, still in love with me



You know it sounds so sweet

It just knocks me right up off of

My feet

To hear you talk that way

I just love to hear you say



Chorus:

Say it again, tell me where, tell me when

Say it again, that our love will never end

Say it, that you're still lovin me

Still lovin me, still in love...



Bridge:

I hear the echoes in my mind

They're calling to me all the time

I hear those voices start to sing

Again and again



Instrumental



It gives me such a thrill

When you tell me bout the way

You feel

It really makes my day

I just love to hear you say



Chorus:

Say it again, say it high say it low

Say it again, so the whole wide

World will know

Say it, that you're still lovin me

Still lovin me, still in love with me



Say it again, tell me where, tell me when

Say it again, that our love will never end

Say it, that you're still lovin me

Still lovin me, still in love with me

Say It Again

Say It Again represents a pivotal moment in Carlos Santana's career during his mid-1980s commercial resurgence. Released on the 1985 album Beyond Appearances, the track showcases the guitarist's ability to blend rock foundations with contemporary pop sensibilities. This era marked a shift toward a more polished, radio-friendly sound as Santana sought to reinvigorate his discography following a period of experimentation. The recording highlights his signature melodic phrasing and emotive tone, maintaining the Latin rock identity that defines his extensive body of work. While the album itself faced mixed critical reception, this single stands as a testament to Santana's enduring adaptability and his continued influence on the rock genre. The song remains a notable song in his catalogue, reflecting the artistic direction that would eventually lead to his massive commercial success in the following decade.