Seventeen years ago today, on08, Mariah Carey released “Touch My Body,” the lead single from her 11th studio album, E=MC².

CHER Lloyd has revealed she ‘lost her mind’ on The X Factor ... "You sold me the dream, I was just seventeen, chewed me up, spit me out." Cher added in the song: "All the tears I cried ...

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"You said that I'd amount to nothin' (Yeah) / If I don't show a little somethin' (Yeah) / You know that everybody does it (Yeah) / You sold me the dream, I was just seventeen," she sings on the track.

I don't know.' In her new single, Head Down, Cher also appears to take a swipe at X Factor head judge Simon Cowell, where she sings 'You sold me the dream, I was just seventeen, chewed me up ...

I Want You (She's So Heavy)' was written by John to express just how much he loved Yoko. The Beatles began rehearsing it during the 'Get Back' sessions and began recording it shortly after the ...

I was just seventeen. Chewed me up, spit me out." The Oath vocalist - who saw rocketing fame in America thanks to duets with stars including Becky G - was just 17 when she auditioned for the ...

Later, she sings: ‘You said that I’d amount to nothing if I don’t show a little something. You know that everybody does it. You sold me the dream, I was just seventeen.’ Elsewhere in the ...

More than 12 years later she wrote the following lyrics in her song, 'You sold me the dream, I was just seventeen,' which was the age the Swagger Jagger singer was when she was working with Cowell.

but the people hoping that “if you just pretend it isn’t there, maybe it will go away.” Otherwise, she warned, that willful ignorance and passivity could destroy the country – “at least ...