When they asked if I had any songs, I said: ‘Oh yeah, loads’, even though I didn’t at all. I said, ‘I thought you didn’t like the demos’ and they said ‘We hate the band, but we quite like you’. ‘We’d like you to come and play us anything you’ve got.’. This is highly recommended to bubblegum fans. don't bother me 'Cause when they look at you they don't see what I see No I don't listen to their wasted lines Got my eyes wide open and I see the signs - 'Cause they don't know about us and they've never heard of love. Stiff Records called and invited me back. Jackie DeShannon's "Breakway," Doris Day's "Move Over Darling," and Blondie's brilliant new wave torch song "I'm Always Touched by Your Presence Dear" are great songs given good to great readings, and even the lesser material, like Reunion's horrid "Life Is a Rock (But the Radio Rolled Me)," is delivered with a nod and a wink that makes it palatable. That's MacColl singing the climactic "BAY-bee!," too.) However, the other tracks, almost all covers of '60s and '70s pop classics, are pretty terrific as well. Digital Sheet Music for They Dont Know by, Kirsty MacColl, Tracey Ullman scored for Piano/Vocal/Chords id:383920 Log in Sign up Shopping Cart(0) In support of Ukraine, all profits from 'Shche Ne Vmerla Ukraina' will be donated to Save the Children. (Indeed, Ullman's "They Don't Know" is merely the backing track of MacColl's original 1979 single with Ullman's voice on top, with MacColl's Spector-like multiply-overdubbed harmonies actually mixed higher than Ullman's lead vocal. Tracey Ullman - They dont know 1983 You've been around for such a long time nowOh, maybe I could leave you but I don't know howAnd why should I be lonely ev. The twin highlights are the title track and "They Don't Know," both written by the indescribably talented Kirsty MacColl.
There is nothing much of lasting import on Ullman's 1983 debut, You Broke My Heart in 17 Places, but it's kitschy pop fluff at its best. Tracey Ullman - They Dont Know - Top of the Pops 1983. Although comic actress Tracey Ullman is these days entirely dismissive of her early-'80s sideline career as a chart-topping pop singer, that's an unfair assessment. Watch Tracey Ullman They Dont Know About Us - Celtiemama on Dailymotion.