| Song | I Got Some Help I Don't Need |
| Artist | B.B. King |
| Album | 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of B.B. King |
| 作词 : Clark, King | |
| All of your affection is gone baby and your love is growing cold | |
| I've said all of your affection is gone baby and your love is growing cold | |
| Hey, I've got a new story to tell you this evening, baby | |
| One that ain't never been told | |
| I went to work the other day | |
| But I thought that I would double back | |
| And that car I saw sitting in front of my door | |
| Looked like a brand new, a brand new Cadillac, yeah! | |
| I ain't got none now baby | |
| I think you've been cheating on me | |
| I believe to my soul baby, that you've given me some outside help | |
| That I don't think I really need | |
| The iceman came by this morning | |
| And you know he didn't leave no ice | |
| The postman came by later baby | |
| And he didn't even ring twice | |
| I think you've been cheating on me | |
| I think you're running out on me | |
| I believe to my soul baby, that you've given me some outside help | |
| That I don't think I really need | |
| Now, I want you to tell the iceman | |
| The next time he'd better leave some ice | |
| And I want you to tell the postman | |
| He'd better ring more than twice | |
| And when I come home from work in the morning | |
| Better still be some groceries on the shelf. | |
| I want to tell that slick insurance man | |
| That he'd better write some insurance on his self. | |
| Yes, I think you've been cheating on me | |
| I think you're running out on me | |
| I believe to my soul baby, that you've given me some help, some help | |
| Some help, I don't really need |
| zuò cí : Clark, King | |
| All of your affection is gone baby and your love is growing cold | |
| I' ve said all of your affection is gone baby and your love is growing cold | |
| Hey, I' ve got a new story to tell you this evening, baby | |
| One that ain' t never been told | |
| I went to work the other day | |
| But I thought that I would double back | |
| And that car I saw sitting in front of my door | |
| Looked like a brand new, a brand new Cadillac, yeah! | |
| I ain' t got none now baby | |
| I think you' ve been cheating on me | |
| I believe to my soul baby, that you' ve given me some outside help | |
| That I don' t think I really need | |
| The iceman came by this morning | |
| And you know he didn' t leave no ice | |
| The postman came by later baby | |
| And he didn' t even ring twice | |
| I think you' ve been cheating on me | |
| I think you' re running out on me | |
| I believe to my soul baby, that you' ve given me some outside help | |
| That I don' t think I really need | |
| Now, I want you to tell the iceman | |
| The next time he' d better leave some ice | |
| And I want you to tell the postman | |
| He' d better ring more than twice | |
| And when I come home from work in the morning | |
| Better still be some groceries on the shelf. | |
| I want to tell that slick insurance man | |
| That he' d better write some insurance on his self. | |
| Yes, I think you' ve been cheating on me | |
| I think you' re running out on me | |
| I believe to my soul baby, that you' ve given me some help, some help | |
| Some help, I don' t really need |