48 Hours (song)

"48 Hours" is a song by the British indie rock band The Enemy, released in 2007. It served as the second single from their debut album, We'll Live and Die in These Towns. The song is characterized by its fast tempo, driving guitars, and politically charged lyrics, reflecting the band's social commentary on working-class life in Britain. The lyrics address themes of economic hardship, disillusionment, and the pressures of modern life, particularly focusing on the struggles of individuals working long hours for limited reward. "48 Hours" became a popular song for The Enemy, contributing to the success of their debut album and helping establish their signature sound. It reached the top ten in the UK Singles Chart upon its release.