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Done gone your merry way | Done gone your merry way | ||
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Yes, I'm wild about you baby | Yes, I'm wild about you baby | ||
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* Hound Dog Taylor and Little Walter | * Hound Dog Taylor and Little Walter | ||
Revision as of 03:51, 26 April 2010
E7(ab) (e-d)
I'm wild about you baby
E7(d) (ab) (e)
And you just wont treat me right
A7 (g) (c#)
Yes, I'm wild about you baby ...
A7(c#) (e) E7(ab) (e)
And you just wont treat me right
B7 (f#) (b) A7
But, I love you baby ...
E7 ... B7
And you wont start stree? ???ly ...
Well, I'm leaving in the morning
and i really dont want to go
Yes, I'm leaving in the morning
and i really dont want to go
Well you got another man baby
And you dont want me no more
Now goodbye baby
I aint got no more to say
Now goodbye little woman
I aint got no more to say
Well, now you done gone baby
Done gone your merry way
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Yes, I'm wild about you baby But Im afraid to call your name Yes, I'm wild about you baby But Im afraid to call your name But, I love you baby But you aint in love with I called you last night You know I called you the night before I called you last night And I called you the night before Theres some man at the phone And said dont call here no more Aint that a pity Aint that a crying shame Aint that a pity Aint that a crying shame I'm in love with you baby but youre in love with another man |
- Hound Dog Taylor and Little Walter
