Little by Little B.B. King (Ft. Lowell Fulson)
"Little by Little" by B.B. King (Ft. Lowell Fulson) is a blues song released in 1991. The lyrics express a gradual heartbreak and the slow realization of losing a loved one, emphasizing themes of love, loss, and emotional vulnerability. Musically, it features soulful guitar riffs and rich vocal harmonies, characteristic of the blues genre. The collaboration showcases King's iconic style and Fulson's influence, contributing to the song's depth. Its emotional resonance and classic blues elements highlight the enduring impact of the genre. #Blues
Baby, out all night
Until the break of day
Snap me up in everything I say
Little by little
Only you know that I can see
Bit by bit
Your love is slipping away from me
What you're doing, baby
You know it ain't right
I wonder what you're doing
That takes all night
Little by little
Only you know that I can see
Bit by bit
Your love is slipping away from me
Get so disgusted
When I try to kiss you
I just don't feel
Like I used to do
Little by little
Only you know that I can see
Bit by bit
Your love is slipping away from me
Until the break of day
Snap me up in everything I say
Little by little
Only you know that I can see
Bit by bit
Your love is slipping away from me
What you're doing, baby
You know it ain't right
I wonder what you're doing
That takes all night
Little by little
Only you know that I can see
Bit by bit
Your love is slipping away from me
Get so disgusted
When I try to kiss you
I just don't feel
Like I used to do
Little by little
Only you know that I can see
Bit by bit
Your love is slipping away from me
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