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Always There
153
On Tour
Reggae
Always There was released on January 1, 2002 by Virgin Records as a part of the album UB40 Present the Fathers of Reggae
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Release DateJanuary 1, 2002
LabelVirgin Records
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM76

Lyrics

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh
I'm always there
Ah yeah, ah, si
I'm running away, I've got to get home
I'm lost in the crowd but I'm still on my own
I'm looking ahead so I'm staying behind
I'm not being cruel, I'm just being kind
I close my eyes, it's no surprise, I'm always there
Can't count the times I've tried to hide and found nowhere
I'm trying to lay low but I keep getting high
My feet on the ground, got my head in the sky
My eye on the future but stuck in the past
I find I can't lose when I aim to come last
I realize it's no surprise that nothing's clear
That black is white, that day is night and day is here
Oh, I'm always there
I'm always there
Ah yeah, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, ooh, yeah
I'm right on the ball but I'm missing the mark
I burn in the sun, I'm scared of the dark
An ivory tower with a bird's eye view
Got plenty of time but nothing to do
The best disguise, it's no surprise, is disappear
Can't count the times I've tried to hide and found nowhere
I'm running away, I've got to get home
I'm lost in the crowd but I'm still on my own
I'm looking ahead so I'm staying behind
I'm not being cruel, I'm just being kind
I realize it's no surprise that nothing's clear
That black is white, that day is night and day is here
The best disguise, it's no surprise, is disappear
Can't count the times I've tried to hide and found nowhere
I close my eyes, it's no surprise, I'm always there
Can't count the times I've tried to hide and found nowhere
I realize it's no surprise that nothing's clear
That black is white, that day is night and day is here
The best disguise, it's no surprise, is disappear
Can't count the times I've tried to hide
And found nowhere, found nowhere, nowhere
Written by: Ali Campbell, Brian Travers, Brown Jim (Gb 2), Earl Falconer, James Brown, Michael Virtue, Norman Hassan, Robin Campbell, Terence Wilson
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