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Westlife: 'We thought we were finished'
Published Thursday, Oct 25 2007, 11:21 BST | By Alex Fletcher

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The Irish boyband revealed that the album's lack of success meant they expected the subsequent Face To Face LP to be their last.
Nicky Byrne told the Daily Star: "After the big band-theme album Allow Us To Be Frank was our least successful, we thought we were making our last album on Face To Face .
"If you’d asked me then...I’d have said we were on our arse. Then 'You Raise Me Up' was the biggest comeback."
Talking about the group's forthcoming release Back Home, he commented: "The single ('Home') is a cover, but it’s 90% original material and I think this is our best album."
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