Baby She's Gone
Jack Scott Lyrics


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My baby-baby-baby she's gone from me
My baby-baby-baby she's gone from me
She left me here alone, alone and so blue
Yes, my baby-baby-baby she was so untrue
My baby she's gone, I don't know what to do
What to do, what to do

Well, she left me here out in the cold
Don't know why her love is so bold
All I know she's gone, she's gone away from me
And I'm sittin' here waitin', goin' crazy
My baby she's gone, I don't know what to do
What to do, what to do

My baby-baby-baby she's gone from me
My baby-baby-baby she's gone from me
She left me here alone, alone and so blue
Yes, my baby-baby-baby she was so untrue
My baby she's gone, I don't know what to do
What to do, what to do

Well, she left me, she done found someone new
I'm alone, alone and blue
I'm sittin' here moanin', I feel all down
I don't know why I keep on hangin' around
My baby she's gone, I don't know what to do
What to do, what to do




Well, may baby she's gone
I guess she's gone to stay

Overall Meaning

The song "Baby She's Gone" by Jack Scott is a classic blues track that laments the loss of a lover. The lyrics speak of an intense pain and sadness caused by the departure of the singer's girlfriend. The repetition of "my baby-baby-baby she's gone from me" emphasizes the sense of loss and the inability to move on. The lyrics suggest that the singer's partner was unfaithful, and this has caused an irreparable rift in their relationship. The sense of loneliness and abandonment is palpable, as the singer declares that he does not know what to do with himself now that his partner is gone.


The second verse reinforces the pain of the singer's situation, describing how he has been left out in the cold by a partner who was once bold in her affection. The third verse speaks of the singer's bewilderment and confusion, as he struggles to understand why his partner has left him. The repetition of "what to do" emphasizes the singer's sense of helplessness and despair. The final verse provides a sense of closure, acknowledging that the singer's partner has found someone new, leaving the singer alone, blue, and moaning.


It is clear from the lyrics that the singer is deeply affected by his partner's departure, and the repetition of phrases and the use of simple, direct language reinforces the sense of desperation and pain. The song is a classic example of blues music, using simple harmonies and lyrics to express complex emotions and experiences.


Line by Line Meaning

My baby-baby-baby she's gone from me
The singer's girlfriend has left him


She left me here alone, alone and so blue
The singer is feeling very sad and lonely since his girlfriend left him


Yes, my baby-baby-baby she was so untrue
The singer's girlfriend was not loyal to him


My baby she's gone, I don't know what to do
The singer is feeling lost and unsure of how to move on without his girlfriend


Well, she left me here out in the cold
The singer feels as if his girlfriend abandoned him without warning or reason


Don't know why her love is so bold
The singer is confused about why his girlfriend would leave him when their love seemed strong


And I'm sittin' here waitin', goin' crazy
The singer is struggling to cope with his emotions and is becoming overwhelmed


Well, she left me, she done found someone new
The singer's girlfriend has moved on and found someone else


I'm alone, alone and blue
The singer is feeling very lonely and sad without his girlfriend


I'm sittin' here moanin', I feel all down
The singer is upset and cannot stop thinking about his girlfriend leaving him


I don't know why I keep on hangin' around
The singer is questioning why he is still waiting for his girlfriend to come back when she has already moved on


Well, may baby she's gone
The singer has come to terms with the fact that his girlfriend has left him


I guess she's gone to stay
The singer believes that his girlfriend is not coming back and has moved on with her life




Writer(s): JOHN PATRICK SCOTT

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Rogelio calderon mares

Amazing acustic bass like ' Money honey ' by Elvis Presley, ' Midnight shift ' by Buddy Holly, ' Mama don't you think i know ' by Johnny Carroll or ' Long blond hair ' by Johnny Powers... Long life to rockabilly!!!...

Terry Hollis

I have lots of Jack Scott stuff - but not this one. That's why I'm here!

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Dave Fenwick

Before I die I want to see this 78 playing On my turntable

Paul Little

Eddie Cochran sound,brilliant.

patricia noble

Sounds good still......

Enes Gülfırat

bu parça az dinlendiği için mutluyum

Fantupo Marsupialis

Had a collection of LP's...they travelled like the wind

Steve

@Fantupo Marsupialis Hola, Mr. Rockabilly!!

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