You've got to change your evil ways, baby Before I stop loving you You've gone to change, baby And every word that I say, it's true You've got me running and hiding All over town You've got me sneaking and peeping And running you down This can't go on Lord knows you got to change, baby When I come home, baby My house is dark and my pots are cold You're hanging around, baby With Jean and Joan and a who knows who I'm getting tired of waiting and fooling around I'll find somebody, who won't make me feel like a clown This can't go on Lord knows you got to change When I come home, baby My house is dark and my pots are cold You're hanging around, baby With Jean and Joan and a who knows who I'm getting tired of waiting and fooling around I'll find somebody, who won't make me feel like a clown This can't go on Lord knows you got to change Yeah, yeah, yeah
You've got to change your evil ways, baby Before I stop loving you You've gone to change, baby And every word that I say, it's true You've got me running and hiding All over town You've got me sneaking and peeping And running you down This can't go on Lord knows you got to change, baby When I come home, baby My house is dark and my pots are cold You're hanging around, baby With Jean and Joan and a who knows who I'm getting tired of waiting and fooling around I'll find somebody, who won't make me feel like a clown This can't go on Lord knows you got to change When I come home, baby My house is dark and my pots are cold You're hanging around, baby With Jean and Joan and a who knows who I'm getting tired of waiting and fooling around I'll find somebody, who won't make me feel like a clown This can't go on Lord knows you got to change Yeah, yeah, yeah
“Evil Ways” foi escrita por Clarence “Sonny” Henry e inicialmente gravada pelo percussionista de jazz Willie Bobo em 1967, antes de ser popularizada por Santana em 1969.
A versão de Santana alcançou o Top 40 nos EUA, chegando ao nº 9 na Billboard Hot 100 na semana de 21 de março de 1970.
Gregg Rolie cantou a melodia principal e também executou um solo de órgão Hammond na parte intermediária da gravação.
O final da música apresenta um coda em dobro tempo com um solo de guitarra de Carlos Santana, que ainda faz backing vocals.
Lançada como single no final de 1969, “Evil Ways” foi o primeiro sucesso de Santana a entrar nas paradas americanas.
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