Sick And Tired
Fats Domino · Other Songs - Fats Domino
Oh baby, whatcha gonna do
I'm sick and tired of foolin' around with you
Wake up in the mornin' fix you somethin' to eat,
'Fore I go to work I even brush your teeth
Get home in the evenin' and you're still in bed
Got yourself a rag tied 'round you're head.
Oh baby, whatcha gonna do
I'm sick and tired of foolin' around with you
I'm tellin' you baby you'd better change your ways
I'm tellin' you baby I mean what I say
Last time tellin you to stop that jive
Gonna find yourself outside
Oh baby, whatcha gonna do
I'm sick and tired of foolin' around with you
Last time tellin' you baby you'd better change your ways
Last time tellin' you baby I mean what I say
Last time tellin you to stop that jive
Gonna find yourself outside
Oh baby, whatcha gonna do
I'm sick and tired of foolin' around with you
Sick And Tired
Fats Domino remains a foundational figure in rock and roll, celebrated for his distinctive piano-driven style and warm, gravelly vocals. "Sick And Tired" exemplifies the New Orleans sound that defined his prolific career during the 1950s and 1960s. The track showcases his signature blend of rhythm and blues with early rock energy, characterized by a steady, swinging beat and Domino's emotive delivery. As part of his extensive discography, the song highlights his ability to craft memorable melodies that resonated with audiences across generations. While often overshadowed by his biggest chart-toppers, this recording stands as a testament to his consistent output and enduring influence on popular music. It captures the essence of an era when piano-based rock reigned supreme, offering listeners a genuine glimpse into the heart of Domino's musical legacy.