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Doin' The Best I Can

Words & Music by Doc Pomus, Mort Shuman

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Doin' The Best I Can

Words & Music by Doc Pomus, Mort Shuman

Lyrics:

I gave my heart
I gave my love
Oh ho, my darling
I am true
Doin' the best
The best I can
But it's not good enough for you

I tried so hard
So hard to please
Oh ho, my darling
What more can I do
Doin' the best
The best I can
But it's not good enough for you

You know I was the kind who'd run
Any time you'd call
I guess I was the only one
Who didn't mind at all
I'll be a dreamer
I'll be a fool
Oh ho, my darling
My whole life through
Doin' the best
The best I can
But it's not good enough for you

You know I was the kind who'd run
Any time you'd call
I guess I was the only one
Who didn't mind at all
I'll be a dreamer
I'll be a fool
Oh ho, my darling
My whole life through
Doin' the best
The best I can
But it's not good enough for you
But it's not good enough for you

First album:

RCA LSP-2256, 1960, G.I. Blues

First recorded:

Studio Session for RCA RCA Studio B, Hollywood, April 27, 1960

More info:

This Doc Pomus-Mort Shuman tune was sung by Elvis in G.I. Blues (1960). The recording session took place on April 27, 1960, at RCA's Hollywood studios.

Lyrics: I gave my heart
I gave my love
Oh ho, my darling
I am true
Doin' the best
The best I can
But it's not good enough for you

I tried so hard
So hard to please
Oh ho, my darling
What more can I do
Doin' the best
The best I can
But it's not good enough for you

You know I was the kind who'd run
Any time you'd call
I guess I was the only one
Who didn't mind at all
I'll be a dreamer
I'll be a fool
Oh ho, my darling
My whole life through
Doin' the best
The best I can
But it's not good enough for you

You know I was the kind who'd run
Any time you'd call
I guess I was the only one
Who didn't mind at all
I'll be a dreamer
I'll be a fool
Oh ho, my darling
My whole life through
Doin' the best
The best I can
But it's not good enough for you
But it's not good enough for you
First album:

RCA LSP-2256, 1960, G.I. Blues

First recorded:

Studio Session for RCA RCA Studio B, Hollywood, April 27, 1960

More info: This Doc Pomus-Mort Shuman tune was sung by Elvis in G.I. Blues (1960). The recording session took place on April 27, 1960, at RCA's Hollywood studios.