You Know That I'm No Good - Lyrics - Wanda Jackson

Wanda Lavonne Jackson is an American singer, songwriter, pianist and guitarist who had success in the mid-1950s and 1960s as one of the first popular female rockabilly singers and a pioneering rock and roll artist. She is known to many as the "Queen of Rockabilly" .

You've got the clothes and everything to make you look Just like a king, But you can't, no you can't have my love. You've got a big automobile and a chauffeur at the wheel, But you can't No you can't have my love. You think all you have to do is call and I will run to you. Well listen while I break the news, I'm not the gal that shines your shoes. So with your money Clothes, and cars, You ain't the cat You think you are. And you can't, No you can't have my love. (man's voice) Well hello there sweetheart. You ain't got no business out here in this cotton field, And that beatsack skirt And that hand-me-down shirt. Now, why don't you listen to me, baby. I'd dress you up in the finest silks and satins, And you know I'd perfume you up right nice with Powder and clothes. Now you know, I don't know why I even fool around with you anyway. There's a brunette up in Tulsa Who cries for me. And there's that blonde Down in Nashville, Tennessee, And that redhead down in Dallas, She really loves me. Now what's the matter with you anyway gal? Just because you're from Oklahoma, With sand in your hair. You know I'm a good mind just to drive off And leave you standing there (end man's voice) So get that big long Cadillac, Hit the road and don't come back. Don't show me that roll of bills, 'Cause it won't lead me from these hills. So with your money Clothes, and cars, You ain't the cat You think you are. And you can't, No you can't have my love.