"Ebony Eyes" is a song by the reggae band UB40, released in 1984

"You Could Meet Somebody" is a song by UB40, a British reggae band

The song "Please Don't Make Me Cry" by UB40 is a heartfelt plea from the narrator to their partner not to leave them

"Let Me Know" by UB40 is about the frustration and impatience the narrator feels towards someone who is indecisive and unclear in their intentions

"Soul Rebel" by UB40 is a reggae song that reflects on the idea of being a rebel in society and embracing one's own individuality

The song "Two In A One" by UB40 is sung with a Jamaican accent, and the lyrics contain a mix of English and Jamaican Patois

"Legalise It" is a song by UB40, a British reggae band

"Freestyler" is a song by UB40 that embraces the band's love for music and their unique style

The song "I'm Alright Jack" by UB40 is a social commentary on the socioeconomic divide between the wealthy and the struggling working class

The song "Nothing Without You" by UB40 is about the deep and unconditional love between two individuals