| Ohhhh, I was lying in the bed with fever
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| And I was, burning up inside
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| My baby walked, in my bedroom
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| And I could hardly open my eyes
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| She said that she was going to the pawnshop
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| Just across the track
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| She started packing some clothes in a hurry
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| And then she said she would be right back
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| But I ain’t seen hide `nor hair of my baby, since that day, yeah
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| Well I ain’t seen hide `nor hair of my baby, since she went away
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| I remember so well when she slammed the door
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| But the girl didn’t make it back no more
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| I ain’t seen hide `nor hair of my baby, since that day
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| Well, I waited for 24 hours, and I was just about to starve to death
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| It didn’t look like she was comin' back, so I had to look out for myself
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| Well I called, the police department, to find out what they knew
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| They said, «No, by heck, but we will get her yet», because they was lookin' for
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| her too
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| Well I ain’t seen hide `nor hair of my baby, since that day, yeah
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| Well I ain’t seen hide `nor hair of my baby, since she went away
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| Well I don’t know what happened a-cross the track
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| But I know my baby didn’t make it back
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| I ain’t seen hide `nor hair of my baby, since that day
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| (instrumental break)
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| Well I called, my Dr. Foster, and when the girl answered the phone
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| I got a funny feeling, the way she said Dr. Foster had gone
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| She said, «He left with a lady patient, about 24 hours ago»
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| I added two and two, and here’s what I got: I got I’ll never see that girl no more
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| Well I ain’t seen hide `nor hair of my baby, since that day, yeah
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| But I ain’t seen hide `nor hair of my baby, since she went away
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| If Dr. Foster has got her, then I know I’m through
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| Because he’s got medicine and, money too
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| I ain’t seen hide `nor hair of my baby, since that day
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| Whoaah, no |