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Speed 2: Cruise Control (soundtrack) ship's live entertainment. Four songs heard in "Speed 2" were performed by the musicians appearing in the film, three of which were featured on the soundtrack album. British reggae band UB40 perform "Can't Help Falling in Love" and "Tell Me Is It True". The former is a cover of an Elvis Presley song recorded by UB40 for the soundtrack to "Sliver" (1993) and released on their album, "Promises and Lies" (1993). "Tell Me Is It True" was first released on the "Speed 2" soundtrack album and was later featured on UB40's studio album, "Guns in the Ghetto" (released ten days