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"&amp;quot;Stay with me/ I can make you glad you came,&amp;quot; Tom Parker insists on The Wanted&amp;#039;s new single. Yes, the title has raised many an eyebrow since its premiere, but crazy as it might seem, this is a rare instance where a pop song&amp;#039;s meaning is in fact literal. That said, given their recently-acquired fanbase of &amp;quot;horny mums&amp;quot;, we&amp;#039;ll assume the whole thing is now being labelled a happy accident.  &amp;quot;I decided you look well on me/ So let&amp;#039;s go somewhere no-one else can see/ You and me,&amp;quot; they continue over a cantering beat and featherlight trance hook before launching into a carnival-inspired chorus fizzier than a frozen Daiquiri. &amp;quot;My universe will never be the same/ I&amp;#039;m glad you came,&amp;quot; they croon on the outro. The result is their catchiest effort since &amp;#039;All Time Low&amp;#039;, though on repeated listens we&amp;#039;re not buying this innocent act they&amp;#039;re sporting one bit.     "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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