Lyrics I Never See Maggie Alone - Ray Charles , Betty Carter
Maggie
dear,
just
won't
go
out
alone
Seems
that
she
must
have
a
chaperone
When
we
go
out
no
matter
where
we're
bound
There
is
always
somebody
around
She
brings
her
father,
her
mother
Her
sister
and
her
brother
Woah,
I
never
see
Maggie
alone
She
brings
her
uncle,
her
cousin
You
know
she's
got
'em
by
the
dozens
That's
why
I
never
see
Maggie
alone
And
if
I
phone
her
and
say
to
her
"Sweet"
Where
shall
we
meet,
supposing
we
eat
She
brings
her
father,
her
mother
Her
sister
and
her
brother
You
know,
I
can
never,
never,
never
see
my
Maggie
alone
She
brings
her
father,
her
mother
Her
sister
and
her
big
big
brother
Never
see
my
Maggie
alone
One
night
when
we
were
out
walking
And
she
got
tired
of
talking
She
invited
me
up
to
her
home
I
turned
the
lights
down,
they
were
too
bright
Oh!
What
a
sight
when
I
turned
on
the
light
There
was
her
father,
her
mother
Her
sister
and
her
big,
fat
brother
Oh!
I
never,
never,
never
see
Maggie
alone
I
bought
a
roadster,
two-seated
I
even
had
it
heated
So
I
could
see
my
Maggie
alone
While
we
were
riding,
and
kissing
The
engine
started
missing
And
we
were
a
long
way
from
home
I
got
right
out
then
as
fast
as
I
could
See
what
was
wrong,
when
I
open
my
hood
There
was
her
father,
her
mother
Her
sister
and
her
big,
fat
brother
I
never,
never
see
my
Maggie
alone
alone
I
never
Oh
I
never
Ow,
I
never
see
my
little
Maggie
alone
Oh,
Maggie
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