"Some Kind Of Wonderful" is a song by Buddy Guy, a renowned American blues guitarist and singer. The song is a cover of a popular soul hit originally released by The Drifters in 1961. The lyrics of the song describe the singer's deep appreciation and love for his partner. He emphasizes that he doesn't need material possessions or wealth because he already has everything he could ever want with his "sweet, sweet loving woman." He believes she is more than he could ask for and considers her to be "some kind of wonderful." The singer feels incredibly lucky to have found a woman who treats him right and fulfills all his needs. The song highlights the intense passion and desire the singer feels when he is with his partner. Her touch and kisses ignite a fire in his soul and fill his heart with desire. The singer gets indescribable feelings and chills when she wraps her arms around him. Buddy Guy expresses his love for his partner by proclaiming that she is "clean out of sight" and "all right." He believes that there might be others with similar partners, but he wants to testify and ask if there is anyone else who has a sweet, loving woman like his. The chorus repeats the phrase "Some Kind Of Wonderful", emphasizing the greatness and uniqueness of the singer's beloved. He considers her to be everything he needs and more, surpassing any material desires. Overall, "Some Kind Of Wonderful" is a heartfelt homage to the singer's partner, celebrating her love, affection, and ability to make him feel complete.
