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Everybody's writing on the wall Taking all day long to read it all Staring in the face of what's to come Coming down I've saved a space for you Up, up Thought you wanted to be up Thought you wanted to be loved Don't you want to be loved? Who could live without the harmony The hundred million years of history It's only coming down to you and me Give me time and I'll make it up to you Up, up Thought you wanted to be up Thought you wanted to be loved Don't you want to be loved? Reaching up to turn the clock around It's like a ladder to my heart A feeling that I got when I was young Like the days, the days Were folding up into my pocket And honestly I wouldn't change a single thing about the time we had Up, up Thought you wanted to be up Thought you wanted to be loved Don't you want to be loved? Don't you want to be Up, up Thought you wanted to be up Thought you wanted to be loved Don't you want to be loved?
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Written by: MARK ANTHONY OWEN, GARY BARLOW, HOWARD PAUL DONALD, BENJAMIN MARK WEAVER, JAMIE NORTON
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27 facts about this song
Band Credentials"Up" is a song by the British boy band "Take That", renowned for their incredible success and popularity since the 1990s.
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Album FactThe song is a part of the band's seventh studio album titled "III".
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Release YearThe album was released in the year 2014, while the band had originally formed in 1990.
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Collaborative EffortsThis song is a remarkable collaboration with the popular British songwriter and producer Stuart Price.
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Emotional Content"Up" is a song with a lot of emotional depth — it mainly talks about climbing one's way up towards hope and resilience in the face of adversity.
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Featured ArtistIt features the additional vocals of band member Howard Donald.
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The III Album"III" is the first album by Take That since the departure of former lead vocalist Jason Orange, which makes the songs, including "Up", even more special in the band's history.
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Chart Performance"III" peaked at No.1 on the UK Albums Chart, meaning "Up" has originated from a chart-topping album.
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Band FormationAlthough the band, "Take That", was formed in 1990, "Up" is one of the more recent hits from the band, showcasing their adaptability and longevity in the music industry.
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Reformation"Up" was released after Take That's second reformation, as following their initial split in 1996, the band reformed twice — in 2006 and 2010.
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Song MeaningOne could interpret "Up" as being about reaching heights of success or overcoming personal struggles, symbolizing the band’s journey and struggle in their music career.
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Song's PopularityThe song "Up" has been widely appreciated for its lyrical simplicity and relatability.
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Critical AcclaimCritics have praised "Up" for its uplifting melody and soul-stirring vocals.
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Band's EvolutionThe song showcases Take That's evolution as a band, from a boy band of the 90s to a matured sound in the 21st century.
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Album SuccessThe album "III" has been certified Platinum, making "Up” part of a Platinum-certified album.
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Background"Up" is a song by British pop group Take That from their seventh studio album, "III", released in 2014.
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Song CollaborationThe song features British girl band, the Sugababes member, Heidi Range.
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LyricsThe lyrics are inspired by the band's struggle to find their footing following the exit of Jason Orange, one of the group's members.
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Songwriters"Up" is co-written by Take That members Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Mark Owen, along with songwriters Adam Argyle and Daniel Davidsen.
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ProducerThe song was produced by Greg Kurstin, best known for producing Adele's Grammy-winning hit "Hello", Sia's "Chandelier," amongst other hits.
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PopularityEven though "Up" was never released as a single, it quickly became a fan favorite in their concerts due to its uplifting lyrics and melody.
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Genre"Up" is a pop song with a mix of electronic and dance beats.
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Album PerformanceThe album "III", which includes "Up", reached the number one position in the UK Albums Chart and has been certified Platinum by the British Phonographic Industry.
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Live Performances"Up" has been performed during the band's live tours, including their 2015 "Take That Live" tour.
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Inspirational ThemeThe song is highly motivational, focusing on the idea of rising up in the face of adversity and carrying on, a sentiment that has resonated with many fans.
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RecognitionDespite not being released as a single, "Up" has been spotlighted in several media outlets for its inspiring message and catchy beat.
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Music Style Transition"Up" showcases Take That's transition from boy band pop music to a more mature, contemporary style.
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