Skeeter Davis - Evil On Your Mind

My Heart's In The Country (1966)
Skeeter Davis sings "Evil On Your Mind'. Songwriter was Harland Howard.
Lyric:
You say I need the rest
Why don't I go and see my sister way out west
That's very thoughtful of you dear
I'm really touched by all this tenderness.
But us women are suspicious things
We know that men aren't born with wings
What's making you so kind
I'm not so smart but I'm not blind
I think that you've got evil on your mind.
You think that you've been good about as long
As muskart bloomed human could
We've been together for so long
I know another pasture's looking good.
Don't think that other men don't look at me
That certain way from time to time
Don't think that you're the only one
That must counted with evil on your mind.
Your mind is in the hare man
Surrounded by exotic dancing girls
You're hearing pretty music as they run
Their slender fingers through your curles
Ah dream on baby.
I thank you for the flowers
And the candy honey that was very kind
That's just your way of telling me
You're sorry for the evil on your mind.
You're just bad evil
Think of all these bad things you do...

[@musicrocksoffical]

Love this version by Skeeter. Jan’s is the best, but this one is close. A definite number two.

[@rachaelcollins7297]

Love does no evil. Please don't let anyone use your love against you. Furthest thing on my mind is any other. Your name across my heart. One source, one me+ one you.
God, Tlc, Rec. ~ happy to be in love that is true. Why does great things take so many mysterious paths? I love You and would not want you to feel my pain. Relationship with ease my love. For you and I. One week off, calendar = it's ok.
You know me Sweetheart, always in love with you. A need and A want. Y O U.

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Better than Jan Howard's.
Recorded 13 June 1966 RCA Victor Studio, 800 17th Ave South, Nashville, TN - Skeeter Davis (Skeeter Davis [vcl], Pete Wade [gt], Jerry Stembridge [gt], Pete Drake [steel], Junior Huskey [bass], Jerry Carrigan [drums], Norman "Buddy" Spicher [fiddle], David Briggs [piano] + vocal chorus. Producer: Felton Jarvis)