Smiling Faces Sometimes

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"Smiling Faces Sometimes" is a 1971 soul song, best known in its hit version by The Undisputed Truth, that warns about deception and two-faced people behind friendly appearances.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
associatedAct The Temptations NERFINISHED
The Undisputed Truth NERFINISHED
chartSuccess US Billboard Hot 100 top 10 hit (The Undisputed Truth version)
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
genre psychedelic soul
soul
hasMusicalEra early 1970s
hasMusicalStyle funk-influenced soul
hasNotableLyric "Beware"
"Smiling faces sometimes pretend to be your friend"
hasSongStructure verse-chorus form
isBestKnownVersion The Undisputed Truth recording
language English
lyricTheme deception
distrust
two-faced people
notableVersionBy The Undisputed Truth NERFINISHED
originalArtist The Temptations NERFINISHED
partOfCatalog Motown catalog
performer The Temptations NERFINISHED
The Undisputed Truth NERFINISHED
producer Norman Whitfield NERFINISHED
recordLabel Gordy Records NERFINISHED
Motown
releaseYear 1971
warningAbout people who hide ill intent behind friendly appearances
writer Barrett Strong NERFINISHED
Norman Whitfield NERFINISHED

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Norman Whitfield notableWork Smiling Faces Sometimes