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The tune was briefly a Top 40 place hit, but “Live It Up” — Maybe hurt by its strange, decidedly not-kid welcoming Western motif — at some point tanked, plus the group’s adolescent honky-tonk fame was shorter-lived just after only one album and a stint opening for Rogers. However, “Stay It Up” hints at what an alternative universe of

Thom Yorke sings cryptic lyrics that are usually strange and alluring, equating adore with drowning and getting eaten by worms. “I follow to the sting from the Earth,” he sings. “And fall off.” It'd be the band’s most gorgeous minute. A watershed in reggaeton’s increase to world dominance is crafted about the four-syllable title and Gl