Power of the Blues B.B. King
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Get it while it's hot
I've been all over Europe
And across the sea
With each new place
It gets clearer to me
Week after week
On tour with my band
You don't have to speak
'Cause they all understand
The power of the blues
Hey, hey, the power of the blues
And that's good news
I'm talking about the power of the blues
Yes, it's just a few changes
That I won't deny
But if you think it's easy
You just give it a try
You know the truth
But you're afraid to say it
That it ain't what I play
It's the way that I play it
That's the power of the blues
Yes, the power of the blues
You'll change your views
When you hear the power of the blues
I've been all over Europe
And across the sea
With each new place
It gets clearer to me
Week after week
On tour with my band
You don't have to speak
'Cause they all understand
The power of the blues
Hey, hey, the power of the blues
And that's good news
I'm talking about the power of the blues
Yes, it's just a few changes
That I won't deny
But if you think it's easy
You just give it a try
You know the truth
But you're afraid to say it
That it ain't what I play
It's the way that I play it
That's the power of the blues
Yes, the power of the blues
You'll change your views
When you hear the power of the blues
"Power of the Blues" by B.B. King, released in 1991, is a classic #Blues anthem that explores themes of resilience, emotional strength, and the transformative power of music. The lyrics convey a deep connection to the blues as a source of comfort and healing in times of struggle. Musically, the song features King's signature guitar work and soulful vocals, highlighting his mastery of the genre. The track underscores the blues' cultural significance as a means of expression and coping, solidifying B.B. King's legacy as a pivotal figure in blues music.
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