I'm Undecided
Tight Fit Lyrics
You never used to leave me on my own
You always had a smile for me when we're alone
But now we go for days and we don't telephone
Should I make a move or should I ring
I'm undecided bout what to do
I'm undecided bout me and you
I know you're trying hard but you can't hide it
I don't want our love to get more excited
So tell me baby where does that leave me
Undecided
Undecided
We always used to talk our time away
And now I'm here alone we don't have much to say
Theres something in the air and it won't clear away
That someone on your mind and it's not me
I'm undecided bout what to do
I'm undecided bout me and you
I know you're trying hard but you can't hide it
I don't want our love to get more excited
So tell me baby where does that leave me
Undecided
Undecided
Undecided
I'm undecided bout what to do
I'm undecided bout me and you
I know you're trying hard but you can't hide it
I don't want our love to get more excited
So tell me baby where does that leave me
Undecided
I'm undecided bout what to do
I'm undecided bout me and you
I know you're trying hard but you can't hide it
I don't want our love to get more excited
So tell me baby where does that leave me
Undecided
Undecided
Undecided
Undecided
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Tight Fit were a British pop group which had a number of hits in the early 1980s, including a UK number 1 (for three weeks) with their cover version of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" in 1982. The group had two completely different line-ups - the first (a group of session singers) in 1981 and a male/female trio in 1982.
In 1981, record producer Ken Gold came up with the idea to record a single made up of a medley of 60s songs. The medley trend was in full swing at this time, following the success of Starsound and their Stars on 45 singles. Read Full BioTight Fit were a British pop group which had a number of hits in the early 1980s, including a UK number 1 (for three weeks) with their cover version of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" in 1982. The group had two completely different line-ups - the first (a group of session singers) in 1981 and a male/female trio in 1982.
In 1981, record producer Ken Gold came up with the idea to record a single made up of a medley of 60s songs. The medley trend was in full swing at this time, following the success of Starsound and their Stars on 45 singles. He put together a group of male/female session singers and released "Back to the 60s" under the title Tight Fit. The song became a hit in the Summer and reached No.4 in the UK Charts. A follow-up, "Back to the 60s Part 2" was released soon after and also hit the UK top 40.
Later in the year record producer Tim Friese-Greene recorded the song "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" with another group of session singers. The song was released in early 1982 again under the title Tight Fit. The song gained instant attention and so a group was formed to front it. Dancer, singer and male model Steve Grant was teamed up with female singers Denise Gyngell and Julie Harris. The song reached No.1 in the UK for three weeks and the line-up were catapulted into sudden and unexpected stardom.
Satisfied that this line-up could actually sing in their own right, Friese-Greene produced their next single, "Fantasy Island" - a song which had been in the Dutch Eurovision Song Contest heats. The song, in a very similar vein to pop group ABBA, also became a success and reached No.5 in May.
The group then set about recording an album as well as rehearsing for their first tour. A third single was released in August. "Secret Heart" wasn't as big as a success as the previous two and stalled at No.41. The debut album was released soon after, but coincided with both Harris and Gyngell leaving the group. Both unhappy with their contract, they claimed that they weren't receiving any royalties from their hits and were being paid a paltry wage to tour the world as well as recording sessions, TV appearances and magazine interviews. Swiftly, two new female singers were employed to take their place and the group released another single, "I'm Undecided" - a song from the album, with new vocals. The song failed to make the UK Charts and this signalled the end of Tight Fit's brief pop stardom. In an interview, Harris stated that the public didn't take to the new line-up and had she and Gyngell been still with the group, it would have likely been a hit.
The following year, Tight Fit released one more single - a cover of Stephen Stills' "Love The One You're With". Under the banner Steve Grant with Tight Fit, the song completely missed the chart and the group duly split-up.
In 1981, record producer Ken Gold came up with the idea to record a single made up of a medley of 60s songs. The medley trend was in full swing at this time, following the success of Starsound and their Stars on 45 singles. Read Full BioTight Fit were a British pop group which had a number of hits in the early 1980s, including a UK number 1 (for three weeks) with their cover version of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" in 1982. The group had two completely different line-ups - the first (a group of session singers) in 1981 and a male/female trio in 1982.
In 1981, record producer Ken Gold came up with the idea to record a single made up of a medley of 60s songs. The medley trend was in full swing at this time, following the success of Starsound and their Stars on 45 singles. He put together a group of male/female session singers and released "Back to the 60s" under the title Tight Fit. The song became a hit in the Summer and reached No.4 in the UK Charts. A follow-up, "Back to the 60s Part 2" was released soon after and also hit the UK top 40.
Later in the year record producer Tim Friese-Greene recorded the song "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" with another group of session singers. The song was released in early 1982 again under the title Tight Fit. The song gained instant attention and so a group was formed to front it. Dancer, singer and male model Steve Grant was teamed up with female singers Denise Gyngell and Julie Harris. The song reached No.1 in the UK for three weeks and the line-up were catapulted into sudden and unexpected stardom.
Satisfied that this line-up could actually sing in their own right, Friese-Greene produced their next single, "Fantasy Island" - a song which had been in the Dutch Eurovision Song Contest heats. The song, in a very similar vein to pop group ABBA, also became a success and reached No.5 in May.
The group then set about recording an album as well as rehearsing for their first tour. A third single was released in August. "Secret Heart" wasn't as big as a success as the previous two and stalled at No.41. The debut album was released soon after, but coincided with both Harris and Gyngell leaving the group. Both unhappy with their contract, they claimed that they weren't receiving any royalties from their hits and were being paid a paltry wage to tour the world as well as recording sessions, TV appearances and magazine interviews. Swiftly, two new female singers were employed to take their place and the group released another single, "I'm Undecided" - a song from the album, with new vocals. The song failed to make the UK Charts and this signalled the end of Tight Fit's brief pop stardom. In an interview, Harris stated that the public didn't take to the new line-up and had she and Gyngell been still with the group, it would have likely been a hit.
The following year, Tight Fit released one more single - a cover of Stephen Stills' "Love The One You're With". Under the banner Steve Grant with Tight Fit, the song completely missed the chart and the group duly split-up.
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Boban1611
For all who like to sing along..... listened to it over and over again. I hope I understood everything...
I’m Undecided
You never used to leave me on my own
You always had a smile for me when we’re alone
But now you’re gone for days and we don’t telephone
Should I make a move or should I wait?
I’m undecided about what to do
I’m undecided about me and you
I know you try it hard but you can’t hide it
I don’t want our love to get one sided
So tell me Baby where does that leave me?
Undecided, undecided, undecided
We always used to talk our time away
But now when we’re alone we don’t have much to say
There’s something in the air and it won’t clear away
There’s someone on your mind and it’s not me
I’m undecided about what to do
I’m undecided about me and you
I know you try it hard but you can’t hide it
I don’t want our love to get one sided
So tell me Baby where does that leave me?
Undecided, undecided, undecided
I’m just undecided
I can’t tell if you come and go
I’m undecided about what to do
I’m undecided about me and you
I know you try it hard but you can’t hide it
I don’t want our love to get one sided
So tell me Baby where does that leave me?
Undecided…
I’m undecided about what to do
I’m undecided about me and you
I know you try it hard but you can’t hide it
I don’t want our love to get one sided
So tell me Baby where does that leave me?
Undecided, undecided, undecided
Undecided…
KRAZEEIZATION
This and 'Fantasy Island' could have been ABBA tracks from the abandoned 1982 sessions!!! The vocals and even the production is very like ABBA!
tmallo1
Never heard this before ...should have been a hit!
David Holdstock
We can click "like" or "dislike" for this song, but remaining undecided is not an option.
Boban1611
Never heard the song before.... just stumbled over it, while watching Fantasy Island.... and I like both songs VERY much. :) Too bad - can't find it on I-Tunes.
Paul Phillips
I love, love, love this song. So 80s, so good.
Neil Wargen
Steve was so gorgeous in the 80s!!
Alaedious
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🔥
Hammy Cats69
Stephen was absolutely gorgeous.
I love this line up , Carol and Vicky were so cute. ❤
handsomepigg
Great share, thanks a million. This song should have been a big hit for them but unfortunately it wasn't!
Raymond Oliver
LOVE IT