Look What You Gone And Done To Me

Gene Vincent

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LOOK WHAT YOU GONE AND DONE TO ME As recorded by Gene Vincent & The Blue Caps (From the 1958 Album A GENE VINCENT RECORD DATE) [Chorus] N.C.                                                G   Well look a-here baby what you gone and done to me Aah look a-here honey what you gone and done to me Well you taught me to love you And now you wanna set me free [Verse 1] You made eyes at me taught me to care You told me to meet you well a you wasn’t there I caught you dancing with a son of a cat G N.C. I can’t see baby why you treat me like that [Chorus] Well now look a-here baby what you gone and done to me Well you taught me to love you And now you wanna set me free [Guitar Solo]                [Verse 2] Well you made eyes at me taught me to care You told me to meet you well a you wasn’t there I caught you dancing with a son of a cat G N.C. I can’t see baby why you treat me like that [Chorus] Well now look a-here baby what you gone and done to me Well you taught me to love you And now you wanna set me free [Piano Solo]                [Out-Chorus] Well look a-here baby you can do it to me Well look a-here babyyou can do it to me Well you taught me to love you And now you wanna set me free Well now look a-here baby you can do it to me Well now look a-here baby you can do it to me Well you taught me to love you And now you wanna set me free

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