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Misunderstanding - The Whispers



     
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There must be some misunderstanding
There must be some kind of mistake
I waited in the rain for hours, you were lateNow it's not like me to say the right thing
But you could'nt called to let me know
I checked your number twice, don't understand it
So I went homeWell I'd been waiting for this weekend
I thought that may be we could see a show
Never dreamed I'd have this feeling
Oh but seeing you is believing
That's why I don't know why
You didn't show up that nightThere must be some misunderstanding
There must be some kind of mistake
I was waiting in the rain for hours, you were lateSince then I've been runnin' around tryin' to find you
I went to the places that we always go
I rang your home but got no answer
Jumped in my car, I went round there
Still don't believe it, he was just leavin'There must be some misunderstanding
There must be some kind of mistake

There must be some misunderstanding
There must be some kind of mistake
(There must be, there must be, ohh)
Misunderstanding
(There must be, there must be, ohh)
Misunderstanding
(There must be, there must be, ohh)
Misunderstanding
(There must be, there must be, ohh)
Misunderstanding

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The Whispers is an R&B/dance vocal group formed in 1964 in Los Angeles, California. The original members included the twin brothers Scotty and Wallace Scott, along with Gordy Harmon, Marcus Hutson and Nicholas Caldwell. In 1973, Harmon was replaced by former Friends of Distinction member Leaveil Degree. The group scored many hits on the R&B and Billboard Hot 100 charts throughout the 1970s and 1980s, and they hit #1 on the Hot Dance Club Play chart in 1980 with "And the Beat Goes On/Can You Do the Boogie/Out the Box".

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