(feat. Leroy Sibbles)
Moon and stars sit way up high
Earth and trees beneath them lie
The wind blows fragrant lullaby
To cool the night for you and I
On the wing the birds fly free
Leviathan tames angry sea
The flower waits for honeybee
The sunrise wakes new life in me.
And every hour of every day I'm learning more
The more I learn, the less I know about before
The less I know, the more I want to look around
Digging deep for clues on higher ground...
The fishes swim while rivers run
Thru fields to feast my eyes upon
Intoxicated drinking from
The loving cup of burning sun
In dreams I'll crave familiar taste
Of whispered rain on weary face
Of kisses sweet and warm embrace
Another time another place
And every hour of everyday I'm learning more
The more I learn, the less I know about before
The less I know, the more I want to look around
Digging deep for clues on higher ground...
UB40 is a British musical group formed in Birmingham in 1979. The name derives from a form for unemployment benefit applications, UB40. The band's music genre is primarily pop-reggae, with influences of ska and dub. Among UB40's most famous songs are "King/Food For Thought", "Red Red Wine", "Can't Help Falling in Love" and "Here I Am (Come and Take Me)". Their debut album, *Signing Off* (1980), reached number two on the UK charts. The album *Labour of Love* (1983) marked the international success of the group, reaching number one in the UK and number eight on the Billboard 200 in the United States. In 1988, their cover version of Neil Diamond's "Red Red Wine" topped both the British and American charts. UB40 has sold over 70 million records worldwide and continues to perform actively.
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