Who Can It Be Now? (song)

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“Who Can It Be Now?”

Single by Men at Work
from the album Business as Usual

B-side

"Anyone for Tennis"

Released

1982

Format

Genre

Pop, New Wave

Length

3:23

Colin Hay

Peter McIan

Men at Work singles chronology

"Keypunch Operator / Down Under"
(1979)

"Be Good Johnny"
(1982)

"Underground"
(1983)

"Who Can It Be Now?" is a 1981 song by Australian band Men at Work, from their first album, Business as Usual. The song chartered to #1 in USA, #2 in Australia and #45 in the UK.

v • d • e Men at Work

Colin Hay \| Ron Strykert \| Jerry Speiser \| Greg Ham \| John Rees

Studio albums	Business as Usual \| Cargo \| Two Hearts

Live albums	Brazil

Singles	"Keypunch Operator" / "Down Under" \| "Who Can It Be Now?" \| "Down Under" \| "Be Good Johnny" \| "Underground" \| "High Wire" \| "Overkill" \| "It's a Mistake" \| "Dr. Heckyll and Mr. Jive" \| "Everything I Need" \| "Maria" \| "Two Hearts"

Compilations	The Works \| Puttin' in Overtime \| Contraband: The Best of Men at Work \| Simply The Best \| Definitive Collection \| Super Hits \| Essential Men at Work