Ill Be Doggone

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[Verse]
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Well, I'll be doggone if I wouldn't 
work all day, baby
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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
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Then I wouldn't be doggone, I'd be 
long gone

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[Verse]
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I'll be doggone if you ain't a 
pretty thing, baby
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I'll be doggone if you ain't warm as
 a breath of spring, baby
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If we live to be a hundred years old
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If you ever let that spring turn 
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cold
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Then I wouldn't be doggone, hey hey,
 I'd be long gone (I'd be long gone)
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Oh, I wouldn't be doggone, baby, I'd
 be long gone (I'd be long gone)

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Oh now what I say
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Believe me

[Bridge]
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Well, every woman should try to 
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be
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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

[Verse/Outro]
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I'll be doggone if love ain't a 
man's best friend, baby
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I'll be doggone if you ain't on the 
lovin' end, baby
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I know you make me feel like nobody 
could
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But if I ever found out that 
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you're no good
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Then I wouldn't be doggone, baby, 
I'd be long gone (I'd be long gone)
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Whoa, I wouldn't be doggone, I'd be 
long gone (I'd be long gone)
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Whoa, I wouldn't be doggone
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