Don't Let It Pass You By
UB40
There's no-one coming with that freedom train. There's nowhere you can go where you feel no pain. Take the blinkers off you eye's, The power is in your hand. Stop waiting for your ticket to the promised land. There ain't no heaven and there ain't no hell. Except the one we're in, and you know to well There's no-one waiting on, Waiting on a higher high. Don't let the only world you're ever gonna live in pass you by. Burn two spliff play ital riddem Rub two dub burn ital collie Because the rhythm a the marshall And the rhythm a no partial go deh Seh the rhythm a the marshall And the rhythm a no partial Rub two dub burn ital collie Burn two spliff play ital riddem Because you jamming with you brethren Jam it 'till a morning Forget about the warning Have to jam it 'till a mornin' Burn two spliff play ital riddem Burn two spliff play ital riddem Seh you playing in a concrete style You playing in a resident style And then you jam it all the while Don't let it pass you by, You gonna wake up and wonder why Gone in the blues Go check on the news Go listen to political views Rub two dub burn ital collie Rub two dub burn ital collie New Cross was no gate-crash bomb... Rightful justice must be done! Burn two spliff and rock to the riddem Burn two spliff and rock to the riddem We don't deal with Isim Scisim We don't deal with Isim Scisim Deal with folly-dolly We don't deal with folly-dolly Burn two spliff play ital riddem Rub two dub burn ital collie 'cause you jammin' with your brethren Jam it 'till the morning Playin' in a conrete style Jam it all the while Don't let it pass you by, You gonna wake up and wonder why Burn two spliff play ital riddem Burn two spliff play ital riddem80s dub popular reggae UB40
Copyright: These lyrics are probably copyright and this copyright should be respected. We use the lyrics as an essential part of the process of lexically analyzing and classifying song lyrics and not for any other purpose. As all the lyrics here have been contributed by members of the public as their interpretation of the work, many will not be accurate. The artist shown is often the performer, rather than the author, of the work.