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'Up' by Take That is a track on the 2017 album 'Wonderland'. The lyrics present a tense, expectant moment, with images of reading the “wall” and facing what’s to come, before pressing the question of being “up” and being loved. In the chorus, the repeated call, “Thought you wanted to be up,” turns the song into a direct, conversational challenge rather than a distant statement of intent.
"Up" is a track by Take That, from the album Wonderland, released 24th March 2017. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 1 article about Take That.
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