| F7 | E7 | |
| I | got a g | al that's always late, ev'ry time we have a date, |
| DM7 | Dm+7 | E7 | A | AM7 | F#7 | |
| But I | love her, | yes I | love | her, |
| Am G7alt F7 E7 A |
| F#7 | |
| I' | m gonna walk right up to her gate and see if I can get it straight, |
| D9 | E7 | A | F#7 | |
| 'Cause I | want her, | I'm gonna | ask her. |
| A | C#7 | D | D6 | |
| Is you is or | is you ain't my | baby? |
| Bm7-5 | E7 | |
| T | he way | you're actin' lately makes me doubt |
| Dm6 | Dm+7 | E7 | E7/6 | A | F#7 | |
| Yous | is s | till my | baby, b | aby -- |
| Dm6 | Bm7-5 | E7/6 | Fdim | E7/6 | A | |
| Seems my | flame in | your heart's | done | gone o | ut. |
| A | |
| A w | oman is a creature that has al - ways been strange; |
| D | Cdim | |
| J | ust when you're | sure of one, |
| B7 | E7 | |
| You find she's | gone and made a c | hange. |
| A | C#7 | D | D6 | |
| Is you is or | is you ain't my b | aby? |
| F#7 | |
| Ma | ybe baby's found somebody new, |
| B7 | Fdim | E7 | A | |
| Or | is my baby | still my | baby t | rue? |
| *I'm crediting Jordan here principly because he co-wrote and popularized the song, but |
| listened to several versions -- notably Dinah Washington's from 1956 and Diana Krall's |
| 1994 -- and each have their advantages. |