Talk:Another Tricky Day
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Single template confusion
editThe text of the article at present indicates that Another Tricky Day was not released as a single. The article concerns the song, one of many on Face Dances. There is an infobox, however, which labels the subject of this article as a single. Is it easy to resolve this contradictory appearance by changing the infobox, or would that break something? Alternatively, if we should say the song was released as a single at some point (and not merely made available on a track basis to music streaming/library services / as a promotional video), it would be better for someone to provide a source and change the text. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2601:193:8200:1670:5062:9F49:C5CF:E1A7 (talk) 20:26, 1 January 2022 (UTC)