Artist

The Specials Song Lyrics

Genre: Ska

The Specials Lyrics — by Popularity

135 songs · Page 1 of 3

1	Free Nelson Mandela
2	Monkey Man
3	I Don't Need Your Love Anymore
4	Pressure Drop
5	Enjoy Yourself (reprise)
6	I Want to Go Home
7	Concrete Jungle
8	Do the Dog
9	Stereotype
10	Little Bitch
11	Nite Klub
12	Too Hot
13	(Dawning of a) New Era
14	Blank Expression
15	Tears in My Beer
16	My Tears Come Falling Down Like Rain
17	Rudi, a Message to You
18	Jezebel
19	Running Away
20	Leave It Out
21	Bonediggin’
22	Somebody Got Murdered
23	10 Commandments
24	A Little Bit Me, a Little Bit You
25	A Message to You Rudy
26	A Message to You Rudy (Re-Recorded / Remastered)
27	A Message to You Rudy (re-recorded)
28	A Message to You Rudy (re-recorded, sped up)
29	Ain’t Gonna Let Nobody Turn Us Around
30	Alcohol
31	All Gone Wrong
32	All the Time in the World
33	B.L.M.
34	Black Skin Blue Eyed Boys
35	Black, Brown and White
36	Blam Blam Fever
37	Break Down the Door
38	Break Down the Door (Instrumental)
39	Breaking Point
40	Bright Lights
41	Bright Lights (instrumental)
42	Call Me Names
43	Dirty Old Town
44	Do Nothing
45	Doesn’t Make It Alright
46	Embarrassed by You
47	Enjoy Yourself
48	Enjoy Yourself (It’s Later Than You Think)
49	Everybody Knows
50	Fantasize

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The Specials Albums

Protest Songs 1924–2012

Guilty ’Til Proved Innocent!

Singles

Live: Too Much Too Young

1992

Live 2014: The Tour Edition

Pressure Drop

1996

Rat Race / Rude Buoys Outa Jail

1980

A Message to You Rudy (Re-Recorded, Sped Up)

About The Specials

The Specials pioneered the British 2 Tone ska revival, blending Jamaican rhythms with punk energy on classics like "Ghost Town" and their self-titled debut album. Their politically charged music tackled racism and social issues, influencing generations of ska-punk bands. Despite lineup changes, they've remained vital through albums like "Protest Songs 1924–2012."