Who composed the song “Now, Do You Call That a Buddy?” by Louis Armstrong?

The song “Now, Do You Call That a Buddy?” by Louis Armstrong was composed by D. RAYE, W. WILSON.

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Now, Do You Call That a Buddy?

Now, Do You Call That a Buddy?

D. RAYE, W. WILSON

I live here, boy
Now, I don't dig you

Took you for my friend, thought you were my pal
But now I found out you're tryin' to jive my gal
All shut eyes ain't 'sleep and all goodbyes ain't gone
I'm help to myself; you're tryin' to do me wrong

Do you call that a buddy?
(No, no)
Could that be your buddy?
(No, no)
I'm gonna shoot my buddy
(Yeah, yeah)
He's just a dirty guy
(Shoot him in the foot, shoot him in the foot)

Treated you like a friend, what more could I do?
I had an idea I could trust in you
You ate up all my rice and my stew beef
And tried to help me cut off the home beneath

Do you call that a buddy?
(No, no)
Could that be your buddy?
(No, no)
I'm gonna kill my buddy
(Yeah, yeah)
He's just a dirty guy
(Yeah, terminate him, terminate him)

I wish you were dead and under the ground
'Cause a man like you just shouldn't be around
You's loathe as a temple and slick as grease
I'm gonna turn you over to the chief of police

Do you call that a buddy?
(No, no)
Could that be your buddy?
(No, no)
I'm gonna part with my buddy
(Yeah, yeah)
He's just a dirty guy

Trivia about the song Now, Do You Call That a Buddy? by Louis Armstrong

Who composed the song “Now, Do You Call That a Buddy?” by Louis Armstrong?: The song “Now, Do You Call That a Buddy?” by Louis Armstrong was composed by D. RAYE, W. WILSON.