When Something Is Wrong With My Baby

Hall And Oates · Other Songs - Hall And Oates

When something is wrong with my baby

Something is wrong with me and if I know she's worried

Then I would feel that same misery



We've been through so much together

We stand as one and that's what makes it better

When something is wrong with my baby

Something is wrong with me



Just what she means to me, now

Oh, you just wouldn't, you just wouldn't understand

People can't say she's no good

But oh, she's my woman and I know I'm her man



And if she's got a problem

Oh, oh, I know, I know I've got to help her solve 'em

When something is wrong with my baby

Something is wrong with me



Sing it again

When something is wrong with my baby

Something is wrong with me

When Something Is Wrong With My Baby

When Something Is Wrong With My Baby stands as a defining track in the early discography of Hall and Oates, showcasing the duo's signature blend of soulful R&B and pop sensibilities. Released during their formative years, the recording highlights the group's ability to craft intimate, emotionally resonant ballads that would later evolve into their signature sound. The song features the characteristic vocal interplay between Daryl Hall and John Oates, set against a backdrop of smooth instrumentation that emphasizes melodic clarity and harmonic depth. As part of their broader body of work, this track exemplifies the artists' commitment to bridging genre boundaries, drawing from gospel and soul traditions to create a timeless piece of music. Its enduring appeal lies in its honest expression of devotion and the seamless production that has become a hallmark of their extensive catalogue.