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" Before releasing her debut album Heaven, Rebecca Ferguson made no bones about seeking lyrical inspiration from previous boyfriends. &amp;quot;I haven&amp;#039;t had it easy in relationships - who has, though?&amp;quot; she told Digital Spy earlier this year. But while most singers opt for a collection of mostly bitter vengeance, this is one artist who seemingly prefers taking the high road. &amp;#039;Glitter &amp;amp; Gold&amp;#039; is about as sour as she gets, though it would be considered tame by Adele&amp;#039;s standards. &amp;quot;All those friends you&amp;#039;ve left behind/ You&amp;#039;re gonna need them when it&amp;#039;s cold outside,&amp;quot; she warns over a gentle soul groove, before telling the Other Woman that she&amp;#039;s been &amp;quot;bought and sold&amp;quot; by her cheating ex. &amp;quot;Take care of your soul,&amp;quot; she proffers with just the right amount of sass - and given she&amp;#039;s somewhat of an expert on the subject, they&amp;#039;d be wise to take note.  &amp;gt; Read Digital Spy&amp;#039;s review of Heaven    Watch the &amp;#039;Glitter &amp;amp; Gold&amp;#039; music video below:       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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