Otis Redding - The First Singles of Otis Redding (Remastered)

Something Is Worrying Me (1963) [Remastered]

Something is worrying me, yeah
And that something is driving me in misery, oh
I can tell the way things change
That you've been loving some other man
That's why something keeps on worrying me, yes it is
That's why something is worrying me, oh

I can tell by the look in your eye
I can tell by the way you smile
I know things haven't been this way
I stopped to love you each and every day
And that something keeps on worrying me, yeah
That's why something is driving me in misery, yeah

I can tell by the look in your eye
That you've been loving some other guy
That's why something keeps on worrying me, oh yes it is
That's why something keeps on worrying me, darling
That something baby
Is deep down in my heart
Is worrying me baby
I know you love somebody
I know you have somebody else
It's worrying me baby
I need you right here by my side



Credits
Writer(s): Otis Redding, Philip Michael Walden
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Shout Bamalama (1961) [Remastered]
  2. Fat Gal (1961) [Remastered]
  3. These Arms of Mine (1962) [Remastered]
  4. Hey, Hey Baby (1962) [Remastered]
  5. Pain in My Heart (1963) [Remastered]
  6. Something Is Worrying Me (1963) [Remastered]
  7. That's What My Heart Needs (1963) [Remastered]

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  1. Stax Records Presents
  2. Merry Christmas Baby (Alternate Mix)
  3. (Sittin' on) The Dock of the Bay [Remixed] - EP
  4. Tramp (Korky Buchek Remix) - Single
  5. The Singles Collection 1960 - 1962
  6. Dock of the Bay Sessions
  7. Dock of the Bay
  8. Stax Classics
  9. Live At the Whisky a Go Go
  10. Live At the Whisky a Go Go: The Complete Recordings

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