["","I've been your fool for so so long","","If this is it , please let me know","You've been thinking and I've been drinking","If this is it , please let me know","If this is it, I want to know","I've been phoning night and morning","So let me go or make me want to stay","Girl, don't cry and tell me nothing's wrong","We both know that it's just not right","","If this is it , please let me know","If this is it , please let me know","I'd rather leave than never believe","I'll be alright one way or another","If this is it , please let me know","Girl, don't lie and tell me that you need me","If this ain't love baby, just say so","Now you're confessing but I'm still guessing","If this ain't love baby, just say so","I heard you say, \"Tell him, I'm not home\"","If this ain't love you'd better let me know","If this is it, I want to know","","","","If this is it , please let me know","If this ain't love baby, just say so","Now you're pretending that it's not ending","If this is it , please let me know","If this is it, please let me know","","Girl, don't cry and tell me nothing's wrong","If this ain't love you'd better let me know","If this ain't love you'd better let me know","If this is it , please let me know","You'll say anything to avoid a fight","If this is it, I want to know","Girl, don't lie, just to save my feelings","Girl, don't try to make up phony reasons"]
Performed by: Huey Lewis & The News; Huey Lewis And The News
Written by: John Victor Colla; Huey Lewis
Credits: Colla, John Victor (Songwriter); Lewis, Huey (Songwriter); CAUSE & EFFECT MUSIC (Publisher); HUEY LEWIS MUSIC (Publisher); WB MUSIC CORP. (Publisher)
"If This Is It" is a song by American rock band Huey Lewis and the News. It was released as the fourth single from their number-one album Sports in 1984, and became their fifth top-ten and third consecutive number-six hit on the Billboard Hot 100. It also reached number five on the Adult Contemporary chart.[1]
The music video for the song was shot on the Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk. For the scene where most of the band appears to be buried up to their heads in sand, the band claims to have really been buried.[2] The band made a cameo appearance in the film, Amazon Women on the Moon, in which they spoofed the video.
The popular Canadian teen drama Degrassi: The Next Generation, which is known for naming each episode after a 1980s hit song, named an episode after this song.
Huey Lewis ·Johnny Colla ·Bill Gibson ·Sean Hopper ·John Pierce ·Stef Burns ·Marvin McFadden ·Rob Sudduth
Chris Hayes · Mario Cipollina · Ron Stallings
