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UB40 ~ Let Me Know


Let me know, what I got to do Make it so, I can get it through to you (Chorus) Blow by blow accounts in black and blue Make it so, let it go, make it so............. Any other time we would welcome you Right now there's something else we got to do Verse 1 We commiserate but were running late Hurry up and wait. (Repeat chorus) Have we met before, can't remember you Now tell us what it is you wanted us to do Verse 2 Book a future date to negotiate Hurry up and wait. (Repeat chorus) The problem is fundamentally Over the horizon where we can't see Verse 3 We can't relate so we segregate Hurry up and wait. (Repeat chorus) more free lyrics

Let me know, what I got to do
Make it so, I can get it through to you (Chorus)
Blow by blow accounts in black and blue
Make it so, let it go, make it so.............

Any other time we would welcome you
Right now there's something else we got to do Verse 1
We commiserate but were running late
Hurry up and wait.

(Repeat chorus)

Have we met before, can't remember you
Now tell us what it is you wanted us to do Verse 2
Book a future date to negotiate
Hurry up and wait.

(Repeat chorus)

The problem is fundamentally
Over the horizon where we can't see Verse 3
We can't relate so we segregate
Hurry up and wait.

(Repeat chorus)

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