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The Clash

Look Here

Release date: 12th December 1980

From Sandinista!
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About This Track

"Look Here" is a track by The Clash, from the album Sandinista!, released 12th December 1980. Full lyrics are available below.

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The Clash

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Lyrics

Look Here

[Verse 1]

Look here!

What ya' think you're gonna be doin' next year?

No lie

How you know you're not gonna up and die?

No doubt

Soon enough your friends will find you out

Take care

You might not have much time to spare

[Verse 1]

Look here!

What ya' think you're gonna be doin' next year?

No lie

How you know you're not gonna up and die?

No doubt

Soon enough your friends will find you out

Take care

You might not have much time to spare

[Verse 2]

I say

How long have you been actin' up this way?

One knows

When you gonna get your own floor show

I'm hip

And you could use a button on your lip

Look here

What ya' think you're gonna be doin' next year?

[Outro]

Yeah

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Track details

From Sandinista!

1980
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Album
Sandinista!
Sandinista!
The Clash
Release year
1980
  1. —If Music Could Talk
  2. —Mensforth Hill
  3. —Something About England
  4. —Silicone on Sapphire
  5. —Lose This Skin
  6. —Junkie Slip
  7. —Junco Partner
  8. —Charlie Don't Surf
  9. —Lightning Strikes (Not Once But Twice)
  10. —Up in Heaven (Not Only Here)
  11. —Ivan Meets G.I. Joe
  12. —The Equaliser
  13. —Living in Fame
  14. —Version City
  15. —Somebody Got Murdered
  16. —Broadway
  17. —Washington Bullets
  18. —The Sound of Sinners
  19. —Rebel Waltz
  20. —One More Time
  21. —Career Opportunities (Child Version)
  22. —Corner Soul
  23. —Let's Go Crazy
  24. —Kingston Advice
  25. —Look Here
  26. —Midnight Log
  27. —One More Dub
  28. —Shepherds Delight
  29. —The Crooked Beat
  30. —The Leader
  31. —The Street Parade
  32. —Version Pardner

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Credits

Production & Engineering

Writer
Mose Allison
Producer
Mikey Dread, The Clash
Engineer
Bill Price, J.P. Nickolson, Jerry Green (Engineer), Lancelot “Maxie” McKenzie
Drums
Topper Headon
Keyboards
Mickey Gallagher
Artwork
Steve Bell (Cartoons Artist)
Background Vocals
Mick Jones, Paul Simonon
Bass Guitar
Paul Simonon
Graphic Design
Julian Balme, The Clash
Harmonica
Lew Lewis
Lead Vocals
Joe Strummer
Manufacturer
Columbia Records Pressing Plant (Terre Haute), Epic Records
Mixing Engineer
Bill Price, Mikey Dread
Photography
Pennie Smith
Recording Engineer
Bill Price
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