UB40's song "Oh America" is a critical commentary on the actions and policies of the United States government

The song "Cause It Isn't True" by UB40 explores the theme of societal expectations and the pressure to conform in order to be considered better or more successful

The song "Bring It On Home To Me" by UB40 is actually a cover of the classic soul song originally written and performed by Sam Cooke in 1962

The song "Music So Nice" by UB40 is a celebration of the dancehall culture and the positive emotions and experiences that can be found within it

"It's My Delight" by UB40 is a love song that expresses deep affection and devotion towards someone

"Things Ain't Like They Used To Be" by UB40 is a song that reflects on the changing times and the disillusionment felt by the younger generation

"Higher Ground" by UB40 is a song that celebrates the beauty and wonders of nature, while also exploring the journey of personal growth and self-discovery

The song "Cherry Oh Baby" is a cover version of a track originally recorded by Eric Donaldson, a Jamaican reggae artist

The song "Magic Carpet" by UB40 describes a dream-like, fantastical experience where love serves as a means to escape sorrows and fears

"Wear You To The Ball" is a song by UB40, a British reggae band