
In fact, it's a cute, wistful pop shuffle about a boy whose every move is "better than anything ordinary". With production that tips its cap towards vintage Spector, a key change so shameless even Simon Cowell would approve and a melody that grows more persuasive with every listen, there's no reason why this shouldn't become the group's 19th top ten hit. Happy days - as Cheryl would say.

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