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Look What You Gone And Done To Me

Gene Vincent

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LOOK WHAT YOU GONE AND DONE TO ME As recorded by Gene Vincent & The Blue Caps (From the 1958 Album A GENE VINCENT RECORD DATE) [Chorus] N.C.                                                G   Well look a-here baby what you gone and done to me Aah look a-here honey what you gone and done to me Well you taught me to love you And now you wanna set me free [Verse 1] You made eyes at me taught me to care You told me to meet you well a you wasn’t there I caught you dancing with a son of a cat G N.C. I can’t see baby why you treat me like that [Chorus] Well now look a-here baby what you gone and done to me Well you taught me to love you And now you wanna set me free [Guitar Solo]                [Verse 2] Well you made eyes at me taught me to care You told me to meet you well a you wasn’t there I caught you dancing with a son of a cat G N.C. I can’t see baby why you treat me like that [Chorus] Well now look a-here baby what you gone and done to me Well you taught me to love you And now you wanna set me free [Piano Solo]                [Out-Chorus] Well look a-here baby you can do it to me Well look a-here babyyou can do it to me Well you taught me to love you And now you wanna set me free Well now look a-here baby you can do it to me Well now look a-here baby you can do it to me Well you taught me to love you And now you wanna set me free

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Cette chanson évoque une profonde désillusion amoureuse. Le chanteur exprime sa tristesse face à une relation où il a appris à aimer quelqu'un qui finalement ne lui est pas fidèle. Il se sent trahi après avoir été éperdument attaché, tandis que l'autre personne semble vouloir s'éloigner de lui. Le contexte de l’époque, dans les années 50, reflète une ambiance rock’n’roll empreinte de passion et de douleur. Les thèmes de l’amour et de la perte étaient très présents dans la musique de cette période, capturant les émotions intenses des jeunes de l'époque.