B.B.King - To Know You is to Love You

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

To know you is to love you
But to know me is not that way, you see
'cause you made me so happy
That my love for you grows endlessly

When i'm down and feeling sad
You always comfort me
When i'm down and feeling sad
You always comfort me

Baby, to know you is to love you
You smile when i see your face
'cause there ain't no one on this earth
Baby, could ever, ever take your place

When i'm down and feeling sad
You always comfort me
When i'm down and feeling sad
You always comfort me

Oh to know you is to love you
Is to see you being free as the wind
'cause the power of your loving
Is too strong to hold within

To know you is to love you
To see you blowing free in the breeze
The power of your loving
I never found a woman like you
That could be my lover
And my best friend

I know you and i think i love you
I know you and i think i love you
I know you and can't you feel our love
Just growing, growing, growing
Growing, growing, growing

Hey, i know you and i think i love you
I know you and i think i love you
I know you and can't you feel our love
Just growing, growing, growing
Growing, growing, doggone it, baby

I know you and i think i love you
I know you and i think i love you
I know you and can't you feel our love
Just growing, growing, growing
Growing, growing, hey doggone it, baby

I know you and i think i love you
I know you and i think i love you
And i think you love me, too
Mm baby, i know you

 

 

 

B.B. King - To Know You Is To Love You
MP3 256 kbps | 78 MB
Released: 1973 | Label: MCA | Genre: Blues

Tracks:
01 - I Like To Live The Love
02 - Respect Yourself
03 - Who Are You
04 - Love
05 - I Can't Leave
06 - To Know You Is To Love You
07 - Oh To Me
08 - Thank You For Loving The Blues

Recorded at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Personnel: B.B. King (vocals, guitar); Norman Harris, Roland Chambers,

 

 Eli Tartarsky (guitar); Stevie Wonder, Dave Crawford, Charles Mann, Ron Kersey (keyboards);

 Vince Montana (vibraphone); Ronnie Baker (bass); Earl Young (drums);

 

 Larry Washington (percussion); Dave Crawford, Charles Mann (background vocals).
The Memphis Horns: Andrew Love, Wayne Jackson (horns).