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I Can't Explain It
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Rock
I Can't Explain It was released on January 1, 1965 by Columbia/Legacy as a part of the album Hang On Sloopy
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Release DateJanuary 1, 1965
LabelColumbia/Legacy
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM130

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
The McCoys
The McCoys
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Bob Feldman
Bob Feldman
Composer, Lyrics
Jerry Goldstein
Jerry Goldstein
Composer, Lyrics
Richard Gottehrer
Richard Gottehrer
Composer, Lyrics

Lyrics

I can't explain it
It must be love, oh, oh
I can't explain it
It must be love
There's a funny look in my eye (I can't explain it)
I've got a funny feelin' inside (I can't explain it)
Maybe it's the way she passed me on the street today
I guess it must be love
I can't explain it
It must be love, oh, oh
I can't explain it
It must be love
I started gettin' nervous and weak (I can't explain it)
I stutter every time that I speak (I can't explain it)
Maybe it's the way she said hello to me today
I guess it must be love
I can't explain it
It must be love, oh, oh
I can't explain it
It must be love
Bells started ringin', birds started singin'
The moment that she took my hand
Before too long we were walkin' together
Hand-in-hand through a wonderland
And there's an extra beat in my heart (I can't explain it)
Somethin' tells me we'll never part (I can't explain it)
Maybe it's the way she kissed me on my cheek today
I guess it must be love
I can't explain it
It must be love, oh, oh
I can't explain it
It must be love
Bells started ringin', birds started singin'
The moment that she took my hand
Before too long we were walkin' together
Hand-in-hand through a wonderland
And there's an extra beat in my heart (I can't explain it)
Somethin' tells me we'll never part (I can't explain it)
Maybe it's the way she kissed me on my cheek today
I guess it must be love
I can't explain it
It must be love, oh, oh
I can't explain it
It must be love, oh, oh
I can't explain it
It must be love, oh, oh
Written by: Bob Feldman, Jerry Goldstein, Richard Gottehrer
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