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Daryl Hall sues John Oates and gets temporary restraining order against his former music partner. Will Reeve has more on the sealed lawsuit.

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@ReeveWill It's unfortunate to see such a rift between former music partners. Hopefully, they find a way to resolve their issues amicably.

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@ReeveWill extra time 👍👍

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@ReeveWill It's bad when partners turn into enemies for profit

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@ReeveWill I’m sure one of them said “I can’t go for that (no can do)”

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@ReeveWill @SNKenReid @TSNParody The final straw was when they lost all that sweet Maple Leafs celi money.

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@ReeveWill I Guess Hall is Saying: "I Can't Go For That(No Can Do)"🕶️🎧🎼🎭🇺🇸

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@ReeveWill I love the fact ABC and GMA get off on the misfortunes of others.

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Maneater was written by Daryl Hall, John Oates and Sara Allen (Daryl's girlfriend at the time) and is on the album H2O (1982). Released as a single, it reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for four weeks and became one of the biggest commercial successes of Hall & Oates' career. The lyrics were inspired by a real woman that Daryl and John knew in the musical environment, an extremely manipulative and predatory person in relationships. Daryl Hall even said in interviews that the song was composed very quickly, almost as a "wake-up call" about this kind of behavior.
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