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Team or Enterprise Premium FT. It was written and produced by George Michael, it tells the story of a man who is disillusioned by the demands of his partner, despite the amount of work he does to keep her happy. In later years, George said it was his favourite Wham! This song gave Wham! Produced and written by George, he said that inspiration for the song was a scribbled note that Andrew had left for his parents, intended to read "wake me up before you go" but with "up" accidentally written twice, so Andrew wrote "go" twice on purpose.
Written by both George and Andrew, this song was something of a departure from their previous singles, which had all been influenced by social or political issues. This song was a satire of the cheap package holiday boom of the early s, and was a swipe at the Club scheme of the time. This track gave Wham! Within six months of its release, Wham! Actor Shane Richie scored his own hit with the song in By the end of Wham!
Soon after that the band had a legal wrangling with their label Innervision over royalties and eventually broke free of them, joining Epic Records, who helped galvanise their success. In Wham! During their world tour in the spring of , Wham! At the event they also premiered their documentary about their tour of China, called Foreign Skies.
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