Lonnie Brooks - In The Dark

Album: Bayou Lightning | Official Website: | Lyrics: I heard you was out, high as you could be Kissin’ another fella, and you know it wasn’t me That ain’t right, no no no, that ain’t right What goes on in the dark, will soon come to light They say you whispered low, an’ spendin’ all of my dough You told that fella things, you never told me before That ain’t right, no no no, that ain’t right What goes on in the dark, will soon come to light One of these days, just you wait and see Baby you’ll realize, the way you’re treating me That ain’t right, no no no, that ain’t right What goes on in the dark, will soon come to light Songwriters: Don Robey / Herman Jr. Parker Lee Baker, Jr., also known as legendary blues singer and guitarist Lonnie Brooks, was born in Dubuisson, Louisiana on December 18, 1933 to Lillian Baker, a housewife, and Baker, Sr., a cotton field laborer.