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Sarah Harding 'didn't know what iconic Primrose lyric meant' as pal shares sweet memory

Girls Aloud songwriter Miranda Cooper has shared a funny song-writing anecdote about Sarah Harding in the wake of her tragic death.

The 39-year-old popstar sadly passed away over the weekend following a devastating cancer diagnosis.

With tributes flooding in from Sarah’s former bandmates Nicola Roberts, Kimberley Walsh and Nadine Coyle, Miranda has shared her own memory of working with the late star on the girl group’s Brit Award-winning single The Promise.

The track was co-written by Miranda, who revealed Sarah “just nailed” recording her lyrics.

An iconic line sang by Sarah in the song is: ‘Here I am, walking Primrose. Wondering when I’m gonna see you again.’

Girls Aloud songwriter Miranda Cooper has shared a funny memory of Sarah Harding, who passed away over the weekend
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Speaking after the Celebrity Big Brother winner’s untimely death, Miranda revealed that the lyrics initially confused Sarah.

Miranda told BBC News: “After the single had gone to number one we were having a drink together.

“And she said, ‘What exactly does the line mean?’

“We told her it was about walking on (London’s) Primrose Hill. She thought it was about walking her dog called Primrose.

“It was brilliant and just perfectly Sarah.”

Sarah amusingly confused the lyrics of the band’s Brit-award winning single, The Promise
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News of Sarah’s passing was confirmed by her mother Marie on her Instagram page on Sunday.

She has since been remembered by celebrity pals including Davina McCall, Geri Horner and Lady Victoria Hervey.

Paying tribute to Sarah earlier today (September 6), her Girls Aloud bandmate Kimberley Walsh wrote: “Beautiful Sarah, this hurts so bad.

“To wake up and know that you are really gone is too much to bear. Hearing your infectious chuckle was one of my favourite things in the world.

Sarah has been remembered by her Girls Aloud bandmates Kimberley Walsh, Nicola Roberts and Nadine Coyle
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“Your fire burned so bright and you loved, lived and laughed so hard. Sending love and strength to everyone who is grieving today. My heart is broken.”

Sarah first publicly revealed her cancer diagnosis in August last year.

Having delayed seeking treatment during the coronavirus pandemic, she was later told by doctors that the cancer had spread to her spine.

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Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk


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