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Lily Allen kidnaps Elton John

Published Tuesday, Oct 27 2009, 09:41 GMT | By Nick Levine | 5 comments
In her new video, of course! 'Who'd Have Known' is a song about that warm and fuzzy feeling you get when a fledgling relationship seems to be going well - "Even though it's moving forward / There's just the right amount of awkward" - but the promo clip taps into the hint of sadness just beneath the surface. It's a clever, entertaining affair that raises plenty of wry smiles, but we can't help thinking that the real Elton would kick up more of a fuss. After all, Lily's flat doesn't seem to contain a single vase of flowers. Just not good enough, is it? (P.S. No need to fret, Take That fans - the boys have got a writing credit.)



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Rory Cardiff, on November 1st, 2009
I never realized or noticed that this song was similar to Shine. Anyway I love this winter anthem and the vid. But she must release Chinese and Everyones At It as singles!
Austin, Ireland, on October 27th, 2009
Well seeing as Take That gave her the permission to use the melody, yes, yes it is. I love the video! (:
Ian, London, on October 27th, 2009
Is shamless melody stealing acceptable now?
Sam UK!!!!!!!!!!, on October 27th, 2009
always loved the song, love the vid and the chorus works for her, the only problem is evryones gunna compare her to take that and she dont deerve to be knocked down for not being as good as take thats "Shine" (even tho i like this 1 more)
Nick, Cambridge, on October 27th, 2009
Aside from the fact that the chorus unashamedly steals the melody from Take That's Shine; it's a genius video!

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