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This is the song text of the song Spoonful by Howlinโ€™ Wolf. The song was written by Willie Dixon, and first recorded and released in 1960 by Wolf at Chess Records in Chicago. It quickly became one of Howlinโ€™ Wolfโ€™s most famous songs. The track features Hubert Sumlin was on guitar and Otis Spann on piano. In the 1960s, British rock band Cream famously covered Spoonful.


It could be a spoonful of diamonds
Could be a spoonful of gold
Just a little spoon of your precious love
Satisfy my soul

Men lied about a little
Some of them cried about little
Some of them died about a little spoon
Everything fightinโ€™ about a spoonful
That spoon, that spoon, that

It could be a spoonful of coffee
Could be a spoonful of tea
But a little spoon of your precious love
Good enough for me

Men lied about that
Some of them died about that
Some of them cried about that
Everybody fightinโ€™ about a spoonful
That spoon, that spoon, that

It could be a spoonful of water
Save you from the desert sand
But one spoon of lead from a .45
Save you from another man

Men lied about that
Some of them cried about that
Some of them died about that
Everybody fightinโ€™ about a spoonful
That spoon, that spoon, that

That spoon, dat spoon, dat spoonful


Hereโ€™s Howlinโ€™ Wolf โ€œSpoonfulโ€ on YouTube

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