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Artist/Band:
Whitney Houston
Lyrics for Song: Something in Common
Lyrics for Album: Bobby
VERSE 1: Sung by Bobby
I know I may have made mistakes before
But now I understand what those mistakes were for Throughout my travels girl I realized
What you see, what you get don't always coincide
A bird in the hand beats two in a bush
But just one look was all it took
Could it be thayt we're the only ones thinking of
Harmony, ecstacy, there's something about this love
CHORUS: Bobby sings indented lines on the first chorus
We, we have something in common
Girl (Boy) you mean so much to me it should be plain to see That we... We have something in common
It's the way we feel about each other when we're together
VERSE 2: Sung by Whitney
Now I'm the type of girl who understands my man
I'll be strong when he's weak, I will hold his hand
Now I believe old fashioned rules and old fashioned ways Courtesy, honesty, like in the old days
You're my man and I'm your girl
There's nothing better in this whole wide world
I'll stand by your side till the very end
All in all, best of love, we are friends
CHORUS: with Whitney singing indented lines (see above)
BRIDGE:
Bobby: Girl you know it's you that I adore
Whitney: And there's no one in this world that I love more
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Something in Common - Whitney Houston
Released on the 1992 album Bobby, Something in Common stands as a defining track in Whitney Houston's discography, showcasing her signature vocal power and emotive delivery. The song, written by David Foster and produced by him, exemplifies the polished pop and R&B sound that characterized Houston's work during the early 1990s. It features a lush arrangement that highlights her ability to convey deep personal sentiment through her voice, a trait she famously demonstrated in her earlier hit I Will Always Love You. As part of her broader catalog of soulful ballads and pop standards, the recording remains a testament to her status as one of the most influential vocalists of her generation. The track continues to be celebrated for its melodic structure and Houston's technical mastery, cementing her legacy in the music industry. |
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