Would you like your own John Lewis ad soundtrack?

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Take the song that was at no 1 on your 8th birthday and the artist at no 1 21 years later.

Mine's The Final Countdown by Leona Lewis.

Think that might just work....(particularly if you were born in the 1970s and therefore have access to power ballads)

Open your Mind 97 by Ariana Grande

You’ll Never Walk Alone by Nelly Furtado

@LutherRalph1
Ariana has the right kind of noodelly voice...not sure about the song choice though

Oh, very good @NewtonPulsifer
That works!

I agree, quite keen to hear that version.

RUN DMC I like that by Lewis capaldi

@queenofkale that might take a creative arrangement!

Dizzy by Robbie Williams

@flaminheck I'll have an earworm now. He'll have to do it Angels-style...

Soft Cell Tainted Love, by Atomic Kitten

@scarecrowfeet
God help us

Saving all my love by Take That - frankly I'm surprised it's not been done yet

I don't like Mondays by five and Queen!

Tears of a Clown Smokey Robinson

Sorry did that wrong

Tears of a Clown Adam Ant

I believe by Clean Bandit and Anne Marie ft. Sean Paul

@TreacherousPissFlap

Yep- can defo see Gary getting on the piano for that one!

@loubieloo4

What happened to Five? This could be their big resurgence...

Stay (Shakespeare's sister) sung by justin Timberlake

Sorry completely miss read it as the day I was born and 21 years later, I've only had a couple of hours sleep! Try again

Who's that girl, Coldplay

Ride On Time performed by Alexandra Burke feat. Laza Morgan.

@loubieloo4

Now you're talking! I'd quite like to hear that.

@DaanSaaf
He'll need every bit of falsetto he can muster for that one

@bruffin
Now I'm doing Peter Kay-type mash ups in my nut. "Stand and deliver, whoa whoa, the tears of a clown"

"I wanna sex you up" covered by Gary Barlow and the common wealth band

@RosieposiePuddingandPi We'll have to do a switcheroo with that one and have Robson & Jerome gurn their way through Ciao Adios or similar.

@WhenYouCantRunYouCrawl Well, at least Alexandra Burke will actually sing it, rather than mime along to a sample and get royalties not rightfully hers! (you may or may not be aware of the controversy given you were eight!)

@meandmyboyz That represents quite the change in direction for John Lewis. Maybe once they've ditched the Waitrose partnership in favour of Love Honey?