Story Behind The Song
I wrote this song in the early 70's after going through a divorce. I always dedicate this song to the ladies when I perform it.
Song Description
a blues song about a beatiful woman,and some advice to guys about how to treat your woman,and the results if you don't treat her well.
| Song Length |
3:11 |
Genre |
Blues - Rock, Blues - Delta |
| Tempo |
Very Slow (Under 70) |
Lead Vocal |
Mixed Vocals |
| Mood |
Passive, Adorable |
Subject |
Happiness, Unrequited Love |
| Similar Artists |
The Allman Brothers Band, Eric Clapton |
Language |
English |
| Era |
1980 - 1989 |
| |
Lyrics
talkin' about my baby, she's got eyes that shine like the ocean,her hair ,just like a summer breeze.I'm talking about her smile , so warm and tender,she's the one thing i'll always need.Chorus:men you'd better listen and hear what I gotta say, you better treat your woman right , she ain't gonna stay,she's gonna walk out and leave you yeah, she'll go away, treat your woman right or she ain't gonna stay 2nd vrs:talking about my baby, she's so wonderful, she's so beatiful, she's everything I need. I'm talking about her smile, so warm and tender nand she's the one thing i'll always need. Chorus: men you better listen and hear what I gotta say, treat your woman right , she ain't gonna stay, she's gonna walk right out and leave you yeah, she'll go away, treat your lady right or she ain't gonna stay 3rd vrs: yeah talking about my baby, she's so beatiful she's so wonderful, she's everthing I need.I'm talking about her smile so warm and tender and she's the one thing I'll always need. Corus: Men you'd better listen and hear what i gotta say.trerat you woman right or she ain't gonna stay.she's gonna walk out and leave you yeah, she'll go away, treat your woman or she ain't gonna stay with you