Doggone Right

Smokey Robinson · Other Songs - Smokey Robinson

You make me feel just like I'm the luckiest man to ever live

'Cause all the love one man could possibly get, honey you gave

In your voice, soft and low there's a little something

That let's me know



If you took your heart and made it mine

I would be true till the end of time

Oh yeah, doggone right

When I am sad oh you take the time to be concerned



It makes a man feel so good to know that his love is being returned

Eenie meenie minie mo

Love is a guessing game I know

Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose



But I've got to win cause it's you that I choose

It's you that I choose

Doggone right, doggone right oh baby

If you think I'm gonna stay let nobody take my love away



And your doggone right oh baby

You brighten up baby each and every day that I have to face

And if the sunshine don't shine

You smile is there to take its place



Smooth and warm tender touch

Letting me know that it means so much

To be loved by somebody who is just as much in love with you

Oh yeah, doggone right



When I am sad oh you take the time to be concerned

It makes a man feel so good to know that his love is being returned

Eenie meenie minie mo

Love is a guessing game I know



Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose

But I've got to win cause it's you that I choose

It's you that I choose

Doggone right, doggone right



Said you're doggone right, oh baby

If you think I'm gonna stay

Let nobody take my love away

And your doggone right oh baby

Doggone Right

Smokey Robinson's 'Doggone Right' stands as a quintessential example of his smooth, soulful vocal delivery, characteristic of the Motown era. The track showcases Robinson's signature blend of R&B and pop sensibilities, featuring a melodic structure that highlights his emotive singing style. As a solo recording, it reflects his ability to craft intimate, heartfelt ballads that resonated with audiences across the United States. The song exemplifies the polished production and emotional depth that defined Robinson's discography during his peak years, cementing his legacy as one of the most influential vocalists in the history of American music.