"Let's Talk About Girls" by The Undertones is a song that explores the narrator's desires and approach to relationships with women

The song "You've Got My Number (Why Don't You Use It?)" by The Undertones is about a person expressing their frustration with someone who has their contact information but never reaches out or communicates with them

The Undertones' song "Casbah Rock" is a playful and catchy tune with a simple message about a specific place called the Casbah Rock where one cannot achieve popularity or success in the music industry

"Family Entertainment" by The Undertones is a song that critiques the deceptive nature of a seemingly innocent and close-knit family

The song "You're Welcome" by The Undertones tells the story of a person, possibly a sad girl, who prefers to isolate themselves in their room

The song "Bye Bye Baby Blue" by The Undertones tells the story of a woman who stands out from the societal norms and expectations of her time

"When Saturday Comes" by The Undertones is a song with lyrics that depict a story of a teenage girl who is yearning for independence and adventure in her life

The Undertones' song "Forever Paradise" talks about a strange yet captivating feeling that the narrator is experiencing

"The Way Girls Talk" by The Undertones is a song about the protagonist's fascination with girls and his struggle to connect with them

The song "The Positive Touch" by The Undertones explores themes of mental health struggles and the need for support and understanding