Another time another era but so right now today

**4me2** · 5th July 2012

This needs re-releasing for (unteron

**4me2** · 5th July 2012

And again

**4me2** · 7th July 2012

Just to educate the young-

UB40

The band members began as friends who knew each other from various schools across Birmingham. The name "UB40" was selected in reference to the document issued to people claiming unemployment benefit from the UK government's Department of Health and Social Security (DHSS) at the time of the band's formation. The designation UB40 stood for Unemployment Benefit, Form 40.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ub40

"One in Ten" is a single by UB40 released in 1981 on their second album Present Arms. It reached No. 7 on the UK singles charts.[1]
One in Ten is mistakenly cited as referring to the number of unemployed in the UK at that time. It is in fact a song about government statistics in general, and how politicians use them to de-humanise problems.