And I Panicked
The Dramatics Lyrics
And I Panicked
Three times this morning I put my phone to my ear
Dialed your number, let it ring
But still no one was there
When I ran to your house and found your room unoccupied
I checked the drawers and closets all were empty inside
And suddenly it hit me
And I panicked to think part of my life had gone away
And I panicked not knowing how I'd live after today
'Cause I love you
Oh, I want you, baby
And I panicked and cried
And I cried...
I walked home wondering
How could you do this me
Guess you were lying when we planned
How our future would be
Remember how we talked about a home and kids someday?
I can't believe it was a part of the games that you play
To just love and run away
And I panicked to think part of my life had gone away
And I panicked not knowing how I'd live after today
'Cause I love you
And I need you
Oh, I want you, baby
And I panicked and cried
And I cried...
Oh... baby, listen girl
I said I panicked...
Oh, can't you see I panicked and cried
'Bout how my life had just slipped on away from me, baby
How can make it? - I can't live
I panicked
I know I've got to find somebody else
My life is no good without you, baby
Baby I panicked, I panicked, I panicked...
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The Dramatics are a soul music vocal group, formed in 1962 with the name The Dynamics. They changed their name by 1967, when they garnered their first minor hit "All Because of You." However, the group didn't break through until their 1971 single, "Whatcha See Is Watcha Get." Their members at this time were Ron Banks, "Wee Gee" Howard, Elbert Wilkins, Willie Ford and Larry Demps. Shortly after the success of their first album, Howard and Wilkins left the group. Read Full BioThe Dramatics are a soul music vocal group, formed in 1962 with the name The Dynamics. They changed their name by 1967, when they garnered their first minor hit "All Because of You." However, the group didn't break through until their 1971 single, "Whatcha See Is Watcha Get." Their members at this time were Ron Banks, "Wee Gee" Howard, Elbert Wilkins, Willie Ford and Larry Demps. Shortly after the success of their first album, Howard and Wilkins left the group. They were replaced by L.J. Reynolds and Lenny Mayes. Through the 1970s, the group continued to have hits, including the #1 R&B hit, "In the Rain," "Toast to the Fool", "Me and Mrs. Jones", "I'm Going By The Stars In Your Eyes" and "Be My Girl." The group continues to tour and consists of Banks, Reynolds, Ford, Winzell Kelly and Michael Brock, who replaced Mayes, who died in 2004. On March 13th 2010 Ronald Dean Banks was laid to rest at Greater Grace Temple in Detroit, Michigan.
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Marlene Gary
My heart goes out to people who don't know how to feel this kinda or should I say experience this music.When I hear stuff like this,my heart just takes me back to when words really something.I'm 56yrs old,and it takes me back to when I was 16.
zakeytha williams
I absolutely agree, I’m 43yrs young and I feel that exact same way, words meant something, but now they’ve become worthless acronyms used by any and everybody😩 someone please rewind the earth and bring back real life 🙏🏾
Kandy Bogus
Girl what you talking about just don't make groups or songs like this anymore
Ronda Peck
LJ sings his face off every time! Geez! I love each and every one of the Dramatics. They're all great alone, but so much better together.
kristal williams
Yes lord don't he
maryanna dixon
When he says, I don’t give heck about the old zodiac, it what’s in your heart, wow, the way his voice trembles.
Kandy Bogus
@donaldjholmes holmes Please don't forget the 4 tops & the Dell take me back
donaldjholmes holmes
I grew up singing the dramatics, whispers, temptations, miracles, Manhattans, and many old school groups
Donald Coleman
let's thank Tony Hester who wrote song like this RIP Tony u was one the best
Kenneth J. Benton
I believe that it was written by Johnnie Bristol