I'm Livin' Right
Fats Domino · Other Songs - Fats Domino
I don't do no more
I just love one woman
Instead of tryin' to love four
I stopped drinkin' humble
Now my head is clear
I'm really takin' care of business
You can tell from the smile I wear
Oh yes I'm livin' right
Put the bad lights out
Gotta good thing goin'
With the best lookin' woman in town
Lies I used to tell
I don't tell no more
I ain't got to duck indoors
Like I did before
All my thoughts and crooked dice
I give to Stagger Lee
I'm just gonna be your lover
That's good enough for me
Oh yes I'm livin right
Put the bad lights out
Gotta good thing goin'
With the best lookin' woman in town
Dreams I used to dream
I don't dream no more
What's the use of dreamin'
When I got what I was lookin' for
I got someone who wants me
And give me the biggest thrill
Bigger than the thrill I found on Blueberry Hill
Bigger than the thrill I found on Blueberry Hill
Bigger than the thrill I found on Blueberry Hill
I'm Livin' Right
Fats Domino's "I'm Livin' Right" stands as a quintessential example of his signature rock and roll style, blending rhythmic guitar work with a driving backbeat that defined the early 1960s sound. As one of the pioneers who brought the electric guitar to the forefront of rhythm and blues, Domino's delivery on this track showcases his characteristic vocal swagger and infectious energy. The song captures the optimistic spirit of the era, reflecting a carefree attitude that became a hallmark of his discography. Recorded during a period when he was solidifying his status as a major force in American music, the track exemplifies the raw, unpolished charm that made him a beloved figure among rock and roll fans. Its enduring appeal lies in its simple yet powerful composition, which remains a staple of classic rock and roll collections.