About the song

Introducing “Maybe” by The Ink Spots

“Maybe” is a timeless classic that has captivated audiences for decades with its soulful melodies and heartfelt lyrics. Recorded by the legendary vocal group The Ink Spots, this iconic track embodies the essence of romance and longing, making it a beloved favorite among listeners of all ages.

Written by Allan Flynn and Frank Madden, “Maybe” was first released in 1940 as a single by The Ink Spots. The song quickly rose to prominence, earning widespread acclaim for its smooth harmonies and evocative storytelling.

“Maybe” was featured on The Ink Spots’ album “If I Didn’t Care,” released in 1940. The album showcased the group’s distinctive vocal style and cemented their reputation as pioneers of the doo-wop and R&B genres. “Maybe” itself reached the number two spot on the Billboard Harlem Hit Parade chart (a predecessor to the R&B chart) and peaked at number 15 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

Beyond its chart success, “Maybe” has left an enduring legacy in the world of music, inspiring countless artists and earning a place in the hearts of listeners around the globe. Its timeless appeal and universal themes of love and longing continue to resonate with audiences, ensuring its status as a cherished classic.

So, whether you’re reminiscing about the golden age of vocal harmony groups or discovering the magic of The Ink Spots for the first time, “Maybe” is sure to transport you to a world of romance and nostalgia, where the power of music transcends time.

Video

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Lyrics

Maybe you’ll think of me
When you are all alone
Maybe the one who is waiting for you will prove untrue
Then what will you do
Maybe you’ll sit and sigh
Wishing that I were near, then
Maybe you’ll ask me to come back again
And maybe I’ll say maybe

May be you’ll think of me
When you are all alone
Maybe the one who is waiting for you will prove untrue
Then what will you do
Maybe you’ll sit and sigh
Wishing that I were near, then
Maybe you’ll ask me to come back again
And maybe I’ll say maybe

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