Talk:I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)
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Disambiguation from the R&B song with a similar lyric[edit]
In 1972, The Spinners sang an R&B song with the chorus: "Whenever you want (or need) me, baby I'll be there", which is actually titled I'll Be Around. The singer says "I'll be there" three times, but the title line "I'll be around" only once, per each chorus, so you can see my confusion. That's why the titles of pop radio songs aren't always easy to identify, unless the DJ says it or you see it in writing. After finding the right article with a bit of effort, I added the Template:About hatnote. I'm betting I'm not the only person who might be similarly confused, and I hope nobody will quarrel with it. JustinTime55 (talk) 20:15, 6 July 2016 (UTC)