Just Can’t Get Enough (Live in Hammersmith Odeon, London, 25th October 1982) Depeche Mode

"Just Can’t Get Enough" by Depeche Mode, released in 1981, is a synth-pop anthem that captures the exhilaration of love and desire. The lyrics express an insatiable craving for a romantic partner, emphasizing themes of passion and joy. Musically, it features catchy synthesizer hooks and an upbeat tempo, characteristic of the early '80s electronic sound. The song has had a lasting cultural impact, becoming a staple in dance music and influencing future electronic artists. #SynthPop

[Intro: Dave Gahan]
“Who's here last night, then?”
“You will know what this one is”
“Come on, let's see you dancing!”

[Verse 1: Dave Gahan, Martin L. Gore, Andrew Fletcher & Alan Wilder]
When I'm with you baby
I go out of my head
And I just can't get enough
And I just can't get enough
All the things you do to me
And everything you said
I just can't get enough
I just can't get enough

[Chorus: Dave Gahan, Martin L. Gore, Andrew Fletcher & Alan Wilder]
We slip and slide as we fall in love
And I just can't seem to get enough of

[Verse 2: Dave Gahan, Martin L. Gore, Andrew Fletcher & Alan Wilder]
We walk together
We're walking down the street
And I just can't get enough
And I just can't get enough
Every time I think of you
I know we have to meet
And I just can't get enough
And I just can't gеt enough

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