| I don’t want nobody
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| Always sittin' around me and my man
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| I don’t want nobody
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| Always sittin' right there lookin' at me and that man
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| Be it my mother, my brother or my sister
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| Would you believe, I’ll get up, put on some clothes
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| Go out and help you find somebody for dissolving that pain
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| Yes I will
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| Now I don’t mind company
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| Because company’s alright with me
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| Every once in a while — yes it is-a
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| I tell you I don’t mind company
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| Because company’s alright with me
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| Every once in a while — yeah
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| But oh, when me and that man get to lovin'
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| I tell you girls
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| I dig you but I just don’t have time
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| To sit and chit and sit and chit-chat and smile
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| Don’t send me no doctor
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| Fillin' me up with all of those pills
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| I got me a man named Doctor Feelgood
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| And oh, yeah, that man takes me off all o' my pains and my ills
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| His name is Doctor Feelgood in the mornin'
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| And taking care of business is really this man’s gain
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| And after one visit to Doctor Feelgood
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| You’ll understand why Feelgood is his name
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| Oh, yeah, oh good God of mine
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| And the man sure makes me feel real — good |