Sia – The Girl You Lost

• 14th Apr 2008

Oddly echoing a speedier ‘Walk on By’, Sia’s ‘The Girl you Lost’ is a lady anthem telling of the turmoil relating to looking after those bloody useless men in their lives and just what comes from their relentless pushing of the luck factor.

The song itself is a funk fuelled, piano, keys and brass rich track that aside from the occasional refrain, pulsates along its rollicking way in a stylish, chart friendly fashion. Sia sings with a strong, defiant vocal that stirs a delightful 70s disco diva spirit and her delivery overflows with conviction.

It’s over in under 3 minutes and so for you hungry fans out there, I can only recommend you go and get the equally kickass, more diverse LP ‘Some People Have Real Problems’ (You can read my review by clicking on this [link]

This single is released digitally today and physically next Monday, April 21st.

See the video here Windows Media High:

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Windows Media Medium:

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Windows Media Low:

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All formats can be purchased via the links below.

Digital standard (iTunes):[link]
Digital remixes (iTunes):[link]
HMV CD pre-order:[link]
HMV 12″ pre-order:[link]
Townsend multi-buy pre-order:[link]
Townsend CD pre-order:[link]
Townsend 12″ pre-order:[link]

You can also read my interview with Sia by clicking this [link]