Little Bit Of Soul – Bon Jovi


You’ve been robbed

You’ve been used

You’ve been crucified and

You’ve been abused

You’ve been sacrifice and

Now you’re confused

Ain’t it the truth

You got a hole in your head

And a cold empty spot

In your big brass bed

When you’re mad at the world and

You feel like you’re losing control

All you need to get by is

A little bit of soul

When you’ve lost in the flood

And you feel like you been

Kicked through the mud

You know they still

Haven’t found the drug

To pick us up

Feeling down, misunderstood

You know these times

They ain’t looking so good

When you’re mad at the world and

You feel like you’re losing control

All we need to survive is

A little of soul

Whoa oh

Little bit of soul

What we all need

To survive

Is just a little bit of soul

Everyone’s complaining

Nothing but frustration

The king has pissed in

Your pot of gold

It ain’t entertaining spending

So much time in the hole

Send down a little bit of soul

When you’re mad at the world

And you feel like

You’re losing control

What we all need

To get by is just

A little bit of soul

Whoa oh little bit of soul

Whoa oh little bit of soul

Whoa oh little bit of soul

Finding Strength in a Little Bit of Soul

“Little Bit Of Soul” by Bon Jovi is a powerful anthem for anyone feeling battered by life. The lyrics vividly describe experiences of pain, frustration, and disillusionment—”robbed,” “used,” and “crucified”—yet the song insists that hope is not lost. The repeated message is simple but profound: in the midst of chaos and emptiness, what we all truly need is a “little bit of soul.” This phrase stands as a metaphor for resilience, heart, and the inner strength to keep moving forward, even when the world feels overwhelming. Bon Jovi’s energetic delivery and relatable words offer comfort and solidarity to listeners, reminding them that they are not alone in their struggles and that a spark of soul can help light the way through dark times.

Song Credits

  • Artist: Bon Jovi
  • Songwriters: Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora
  • Release Year: 1992
  • Label: Mercury Records

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