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"Between the chatshow gig, modelling jobs and forays into the jewellery business, it&amp;#039;s easy to forget that Lily Allen lists &amp;quot;popstar&amp;quot; as her day job. Thankfully, she&amp;#039;s now taking a break from her ceaseless Twittering to release &amp;#039;22&amp;#039;, the third single from her sophomore album It&amp;#039;s Not Me, It&amp;#039;s You. A song about a Bridget Jones-type everywoman, albeit five years younger and much more angsty, it features some of Allen&amp;#039;s best ever lyrics. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s sad but it&amp;#039;s true how society says her life is already over,&amp;quot; she sings, pondering a girl in a dead-end job, approaching 30 and still dreaming of Mr Right. It&amp;#039;s a shame, then, that the track is undermined slightly by Allen&amp;#039;s nursery rhyme melodies, which were original and quirky in 2007 but are now starting to lose their charm.  &amp;gt; Click here to read our review of It&amp;#039;s Not Me, It&amp;#039;s You"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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