When was the song “It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference” released by The Manhattan Transfer?

The song It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference was released in 1976, on the album “Coming Out”.

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It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference

It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference

Todd Rundgren

Do you remember the last time I said
If I ever thought of lying I'd rather be dying instead

And maybe you'll remember
The last time you called me to say we were through
How it took a million tears just to prove they all were for you
But those days are through

'Cause it wouldn't have made any difference
If you loved me
How could you love me
When it wouldn't really make any difference
If you really loved me
You just didn't love me

'Cause I know of hundreds of times I could be
In the most unfaithful arms that you always picture me
Well maybe you'll remember
That though I can't always show proof I was true
No one else could change my mind or stop me coming home to you
But those days are through

'Cause it wouldn't have made any difference
If you loved me
How could you love me
When it wouldn't really make any difference
If you really loved me
You just didn't love me

Enough to believe me
Enough not to leave me
Ooh, enough not to look for reason to be unhappy with me
And make me regret ever wanting you

'Cause it wouldn't have made any difference
If you loved me
How could you love me
When it wouldn't really make any difference
If you really loved me
You just didn't love me

[Repeat again and fade]

Trivia about the song It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference by The Manhattan Transfer

When was the song “It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference” released by The Manhattan Transfer?: The song It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference was released in 1976, on the album “Coming Out”.
Who composed the song “It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference” by The Manhattan Transfer?: The song “It Wouldn't Have Made Any Difference” by The Manhattan Transfer was composed by Todd Rundgren.