I’ll be doggone
G - F
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G
1. Well, I’ll be doggone if I wouldn’t work all day, baby,
G
and I’ll be doggone if I wouldn’t bring you my pay, baby.
G C
But if I ever caught you running around,
Em A
blowing
my money all over this town,
G
then
I wouldn’t be doggone, hey, I’d be long gone.
G
Then I wouldn’t be doggone,
I’d be long gone (I’d be long
gone).
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G
2. I’ll be doggone if you
ain’t a pretty thing, baby,
G
I’ll be doggone if you ain’t warm as a
breath of spring, baby.
G C Em A
If we live to be 100 years old, if you ever
let that spring turn cold,
G
then I wouldn’t be doggone, hey hey,
I’d be long gone, (I’d be long
gone).
G
No, I wouldn’t be doggone,
baby,
I’d be long gone (I’d be long
gone).
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+ Can’t you hear me ? Oh, what I
say, oh, believe me
!
Em A Em
+ Well, every woman
should try to be
A Em A
Em -
A
whatever
her man wants her to be.
Em
A Em
A
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And I don’t want much, all I ask of you is for you to be true to me.
G
3. I’ll be doggone if a girl
ain’t a man’s best friend, baby,
G
I’ll be doggone if you ain’t on the lovin’
end, baby.
G C
I know you make me feel like nobody could,
Em A
but
if I ever found out that you’re no good,
G
then I wouldn’t be doggone, baby,
I’d be long gone (I’d be long gone).
G
No I wouldn’t be doggone,
I’d be long gone (I’d be long
gone) ….
(orig. = capo 2nd) (Marvin Gaye)