8 measures of A)
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>Well, I ll be doggone if I wouldn t work all day (baby)
>And I ll be doggone if I wouldn t bring you my pay (baby)
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>But if I ever caught you runnin around
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>Blowin my money all over this town
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>Then I wouldn t be doggone, I d be long gone (I d be long gone)
>Then I wouldn t be doggone, I d be long gone (I d be long gone)
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>Verse 2:
>I ll be doggone if you ain t a pretty thing (baby)
>I ll be doggone if you ain t warm as a breath of spring (baby)
>If we live to be 100 years old
>If you ever let that spring turn cold
>Then I wouldn t be doggone, hey hey, I d be long gone (I d be long gone)
>Wo, I wouldn t be doggone, baby, I d be long gone (I d be long gone)
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>Bridge:
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>Well, every woman should try to be
>Whatever her man wants her to be
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>I don t want much, all I ask of you
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>Is for you to be true to me
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>Verse 3:
>I ll be doggone if a girl ain t a man s best friend (baby)
>I ll be doggone if you ain t on the lovin end (baby)
>I know you make me feel like nobody could
>But if I ever found out that you re no good
>Then I wouldn t be doggone, baby, I d be long gone (I d be long gone)
>Wo, I wouldn t be doggone, I d be long gone (I d be long gone)
>Wo, I wouldn t be doggone
>...and fade
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