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2013's Team, which served as the third single from her debut album Pure Heroine, completes the Top 3 with 434,000 chart sales. Lorde's second biggest song in the UK is Green Light, the electrifying, dancing-through-tears lead single from her second album Melodrama released in 2017, with 830,000 chart sales. The track's simplistic production (courtesy of Joel Little) and catchy refrain (courtesy of Lorde) immediately set Lorde apart from the pop crowd in 2013 and quickly became a global smash, topping the charts in more than 12 countries and reportedly selling 10 million worldwide. Royals - her chart-topping debut single released in 2013 - finishes top of the pile with 1.28 million chart sales, including 80 million streams. Perhaps unsurprisingly, Lorde's three Top 40 entries rank as her Top 3 songs in the UK.

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MORE: Lorde's Official UK Chart history in full Solar Power is set to become Lorde's 11th entry on the Official Singles Chart Top 100, while her two Top 5 studio albums and exec-produced Hunger Games: Mockingjay Pt 1 soundtrack are all widely acclaimed works. Additionally, the lyrics are fragmented and childlike ('We can talk it so good', 'This dream isn't feeling sweet') but also extremely smart ('We can make it so divine' and the outro where she repeats every sentence as if she's obsessed with it but also drunk and can't compose her thoughts).As Lorde makes her eagerly anticipated return with her upbeat, sun-kissed new single Solar Power, celebrates her comeback by revealing her Top 10 biggest songs so far.

However, Ella's voice is quiet and composed but feels like it's getting more and more panicked as it goes by. The beat is fast, at 128 bpm it's the same as songs like 'I gotta feeling' and 'Party Rock Anthem', which makes it feel like it's going by fast (like her youth) and like it's a party song (which is a central theme of the lyrics). Other than the sentimental value, I think Ribs is also one of the smartest songs on PH. On the one hand, it reminded me of my old friends and it was nostalgic and on the other it reminded me that everything was always going to be ok. And then a year later I'd settled in, I had new friends, I'd gone to new parties and wandered through different streets and Ribs wasn't painful anymore, it was bittersweet. I ached for my friends, I ached for my hometown and my family, it hurt to grow up and be an adult and live in a huge city all by myself and meeting new people and not having any familiar faces. Then, I went to university and for the first year I went back to listening to PH obsessively and Ribs just felt like someone was twisting a knife inside of me. I hung onto Ribs as kind of a lullaby that reminded me of my friends and our nights out. At the time I was just starting to go to my first parties and developing my social life and the idea of moving away and having to do it all over again was daunting and scary. I'm only a few months younger than Lorde and when PH came out I was in high school and the prospect of going to university loomed over my head.

In my case, it came at exactly the right time in my life.

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