| Song | I'll Be Doggone |
| Artist | Albert King |
| Album | I'll Play The Blues For You |
| 作词 : Moore, Robinson, Tarplin | |
| Well, I'll Be Doggone if I would work all day | |
| And I'll Be Doggone if I would bring you my pay | |
| But if I ever caught you running around, | |
| Blowing my money all over this town | |
| Then I wouldn't be doggone | |
| Hey, Hey! I'd be long gone. | |
| Then I wouldn't be doggone (Baby!) | |
| I'd be long gone. mm mm | |
| Now, hey, hey, hey! | |
| I'll be Doggone if you ain't a pretty thing | |
| And I'll be Doggone if you ain't warm as a breath of spring | |
| And if we live to be a hundred year old, | |
| If you ever let that spring turn cold | |
| Then I wouldn't be doggone | |
| Hey, Hey, Hey! I'd be long gone. | |
| Oh, I wouldn't be doggone (Baby) | |
| I'd be long gone. mm mm | |
| Now, did you hear me? | |
| Well, now, what I say oh, believe me. | |
| Well, ev'ry woman should try to be whatever her man wants her to be. | |
| And I don't want much, all I want from you is for you to be true to me. | |
| I'll be Doggone if love ain't a man's best friend | |
| Oh, baby, And I'll Be Doggone if you ain't the loving end | |
| Though I know you make me feel like nobody could, | |
| If I ever found out that you're no good | |
| Then I wouldn't be doggone | |
| Well, I wouldn't be doggone (Baby!) | |
| I'd be long gone. | |
| I wouldn't be doggone | |
| (gonna catch me a train) | |
| Naw, baby, I wouldn't be doggone | |
| I wouldn't be doggone | |
| (gonna catch me a plane) |
| zuò cí : Moore, Robinson, Tarplin | |
| Well, I' ll Be Doggone if I would work all day | |
| And I' ll Be Doggone if I would bring you my pay | |
| But if I ever caught you running around, | |
| Blowing my money all over this town | |
| Then I wouldn' t be doggone | |
| Hey, Hey! I' d be long gone. | |
| Then I wouldn' t be doggone Baby! | |
| I' d be long gone. mm mm | |
| Now, hey, hey, hey! | |
| I' ll be Doggone if you ain' t a pretty thing | |
| And I' ll be Doggone if you ain' t warm as a breath of spring | |
| And if we live to be a hundred year old, | |
| If you ever let that spring turn cold | |
| Then I wouldn' t be doggone | |
| Hey, Hey, Hey! I' d be long gone. | |
| Oh, I wouldn' t be doggone Baby | |
| I' d be long gone. mm mm | |
| Now, did you hear me? | |
| Well, now, what I say oh, believe me. | |
| Well, ev' ry woman should try to be whatever her man wants her to be. | |
| And I don' t want much, all I want from you is for you to be true to me. | |
| I' ll be Doggone if love ain' t a man' s best friend | |
| Oh, baby, And I' ll Be Doggone if you ain' t the loving end | |
| Though I know you make me feel like nobody could, | |
| If I ever found out that you' re no good | |
| Then I wouldn' t be doggone | |
| Well, I wouldn' t be doggone Baby! | |
| I' d be long gone. | |
| I wouldn' t be doggone | |
| gonna catch me a train | |
| Naw, baby, I wouldn' t be doggone | |
| I wouldn' t be doggone | |
| gonna catch me a plane |