I walk in my bedroom floor
I hung my head and cry
I gotta find my baby
You know I can? be satisfied
I gotta find my baby
I declare I wouldn? lie
You know if I don? find my baby
I believe I? gonna lose my mind
Yeah she? a fine lookin?woman
Her shape is a dream
She? the loveliest woman people
I declare I ever seen
I gotta find my baby
I declare I wouldn? lie
You know if I don? find my baby
I believe I? gonna lose my mind
I walk in my bedroom floor
Hung down my head and cry
You know I'm crazy 'bout my woman
And I just can? be satisfied
I gotta find my baby
I declare I wouldn? lie
You know if I don? find my baby
I believe I? gonna lose my mind
You know I got to got to
I got to find my baby
hey yes I say
I gotta find my woman
I gotta find my woman
If I don? find my woman
I think I? going out of my mind
B.B. King, born Riley B. King (September 16, 1925 – May 14, 2015), was a legendary American guitarist, singer, songwriter, and record producer. Born in Mississippi, he was one of the pillars of modern blues, influencing generations of musicians with his unique style and virtuoso guitar technique. Known as "The King of the Blues", B.B. King sold millions of records worldwide, earning numerous Grammy Awards and accolades for his extraordinary career. His characteristic sound, defined by a deep vibrato and bluesy melodies, was influenced by the gospel and country music of the American South. Among his most famous songs are "The Thrill Is Gone", "Everyday I Have the Blues" and "Lucille". B.B. King collaborated with artists from different generations, including Eric Clapton, U2 and Stevie Ray Vaughan. His influence on the world of music is immense, and his name remains synonymous with authentic blues and guitar virtuosity.
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