Double Talkin Baby

Gene Vincent

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DOUBLE TALKIN’ BABY As recorded by Gene Vincent (From the 1957 Album GENE VINCENT AND THE BLUE CAPS) [Intro]      [Verse 1] My friends tried to tell me but they were too late yeah What a fool I was to fall for your bait yeah You drive me crazy kiss-a-me baby I don’t mean maybe Double talkin’ baby please make up your mind oh-oh-oh-oh [Verse 2] First you said you would if you just could yeah Then you said you could if you just would yeah You drive me crazy kiss-a-me baby I don’t mean maybe Double talkin’ baby please make up your mind yeah [Guitar Solo]                N.. N.. [Verse 3] Now you said you would if you still could yeah I bet you probably will if I keep still yeah You drive me crazy kiss-a-me baby I don’t mean maybe Double talkin’ baby please make up your mind Yeah git-it go rock [Guitar Solo]          N.. N.. [Verse 4] My friends tried to tell me but they were too late yeah What a fool I was to fall for your bait yeah You drive me crazy kiss-a-me baby I don’t mean maybe Double talkin’ baby please make up your mind oh-oh-oh-oh [Verse 5] First you said you would if you just could yeah Then you said you could if you just would yeah You drive me crazy kiss-a-me baby I don’t mean maybe Double talkin’ baby please make up your mind [Outro] N..   N..    

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