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UB40 ~ Walk On Me Land


TELL ME SOMETHIN' Chorus HOW COME YOU WALK ON ME LAND SO? HOW COME YOU WALK ON ME LAND SO? AND TELL ME THAT IT'S YOURS (repeat chorus) FOR YOU TO USE AS YOU SEE FIT Verse 1 SO ME AND MINE ARE FORCED TO QUIT AND WATCH YOU DEVASTATING IT AND TELL ME IT BELONGS TO YOU YOU HAVE THE RIGHT, AND I AM WRONG YOU CALL THE TUNE, I SING YOUR SONG AND WHERE I LIVE, I DON'T BELONG YOU TELL ME IT BELONGS TO YOU (repeat chorus) YOU HAVE THE RIGHT, AND I AM WRONG Verse 2 YOU CALL THE TUNE, I SING YOUR SONG AND WHERE I LIVE, I WON'T BE LONG YOU TELL ME IT BELONGS TO YOU YOU GET THE RICHES, I HAVE NONE I DO YOUR WORK, YOU HAVE THE FUN I BREATHE YOUR AIR, YOU BLOCK MY SUN AND TELL ME IT BELONGS TO YOU (repeat chorus) more free lyrics

TELL ME SOMETHIN' Chorus
HOW COME YOU WALK ON ME LAND SO?
HOW COME YOU WALK ON ME LAND SO?
AND TELL ME THAT IT'S YOURS

(repeat chorus)

FOR YOU TO USE AS YOU SEE FIT Verse 1
SO ME AND MINE ARE FORCED TO QUIT
AND WATCH YOU DEVASTATING IT
AND TELL ME IT BELONGS TO YOU
YOU HAVE THE RIGHT, AND I AM WRONG
YOU CALL THE TUNE, I SING YOUR SONG
AND WHERE I LIVE, I DON'T BELONG
YOU TELL ME IT BELONGS TO YOU

(repeat chorus)

YOU HAVE THE RIGHT, AND I AM WRONG Verse 2
YOU CALL THE TUNE, I SING YOUR SONG
AND WHERE I LIVE, I WON'T BE LONG
YOU TELL ME IT BELONGS TO YOU
YOU GET THE RICHES, I HAVE NONE
I DO YOUR WORK, YOU HAVE THE FUN
I BREATHE YOUR AIR, YOU BLOCK MY SUN
AND TELL ME IT BELONGS TO YOU

(repeat chorus)

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