Doggone Thing
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Doggone Thing
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Well you know
It don't mean a doggone thing
You'll find tomorrow
It sure don't mean a doggone thing
Got a sweet little girl
Give her everything
Hopin' maybe that someday
She'll wear your name
But you know
It don't mean a doggone thing
You'll find tomorrow
It sure don't mean a doggone thing
All that your doin' is wastin' time
All that you can thing about
Might loose your mind
But you know
It don't mean a doggone thing
You'll find tomorrow
It sure don't mean a doggone thing
There ain't no one thing
I know for sure
That's just what I seen baby
And I don't worry 'bout what I heard
But you know
It don't mean a doggone thing
You'll find tomorrow
It sure don't mean a doggone thing.
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John Mooney performs "Doggone Thing", and this lyric page sits inside the John Mooney catalog on LyroVerse.
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