The sensational video for Kylie's hot new single 'Giving You Up' will premiere in the UK exclusively on Top of the Pops on 25th February!

Directed by Alex & Martin, responsible for U2's 'Vertigo' and White Stripes 'Seven Nation Army', 'Giving You Up' promises to be Kylie's 'biggest' video yet in more ways than one!

Tune in to BBC 1 at 7.30pm on Friday 25th February for the video premiere and an exlusive message from Kylie. Don't worry if you're not in the UK as Kylie.com will have the online exclusive straight after!

'Giving You Up' looks set to be another huge hit on the airwaves with Radio One selecting the track as their early breakfast 'Record of the Week' next week!




Last night I lost my head
And fell right back into your love
I lay intoxicated while angels circled high above

Deep in a perfect moment
All at once it feels so right
But when I wake I see reality turn back and bite

Ah, hah-ah hah-ah
Ah, hah-ah hah-ah
Ah, hah-ah hah-ah
Ah, hah-ah hah-ah

Your heartbeats ticking
And your cool starts dripping
And your tongue tied up on the phone

Your backbones breaking
And your smooth starts shaking
Like you can't stand being alone

Your calm starts rocking
Little doubts start knocking
Like the whole worlds slipping away

Attentions killing
But the ride is thrilling
But you can't help going again

What you want is what you don't know
Turn me on and watch your ego
What you want is what you don't need
Stand up when your talking to me

Chorus:
I can't start giving you up
I'm lost without you
Can't stop tickin the tock
I can't start giving you up
I'm mad about you
Can't stop slipping it off

I can't start giving you up
I'm lost without you
Can't stop tickin the tock
I can't start giving you up
I'm mad about you
Can't stop slipping it off

A girls got to suffer for fashion
She knows what her body can do-ooh-ooh
She finds a man and she makes it her passion
I'm happy trying all the time with a boy like you

A girls got to suffer for fashion
She knows what her body can do, ooh-ooh
She finds a man and she makes it her passion
I'm happy trying all the time with a boy like you

I can't start giving you up
I'm lost without you
I can't start giving you up
I'm mad about you

Chorus:
I can't start giving you up
I'm lost without you
Can't stop tickin the tock
I can't start giving you up
I'm mad about you
Can't stop slipping it off

I can't start giving you up
I'm lost without you
Can't stop tickin the tock
I can't start giving you up
I'm mad about you
Can't stop slipping it off

Ah, hah-ah hah-ah (to fade)

B.P.M. is a better track but I like this one also. But clicking on this thread I thought you HAD the video to show us

/needs a Kylie fix

DAMN GIVING YOU UP....

i'll be in Chicago next weekend all tied up... lol

i wish Parlophone would have picked Made of Glass instead of Giving You UP.... its the better track... i wonder what the 3rd Xenomania track sounds like

VoicesCarry said:

I never said there was a link.

ehuffnsd said:

"Giving You Up" isn't a bad track but I'm surprised it's going to be a single. BTW, how has "Ultimate Kylie" been doing saleswise in America. Was it worth releasing? Is "I Believe In YOu" a single here?

VinnyM27 said:

2 names that should never be spoken in the same sentence: KYLIE and America.

I hate kylie.

So Paula is untalented but as Kylie appeals to gays she's is still popular. Oh yeah and that ass.....


Anyway that "I believe in you" was horrible.

thesexofit said:

Kylie needs dance lessons.

I swear stock aiken and waterman copied Paula 4 Kylie? Paula Abdul track "state of attraction" sounds just like a kylie track but funkier.

thesexofit said:

Kylie doesn't dance because she actually sings while performing.

And SAW was around long before Paula Abdul. All their stuff sounds the same. Thankfully, Kylie got rid of them and made some good music.
[Edited 2/19/05 13:16pm]

thesexofit said:

That's rich - coming from someone who likes Glenn Medeiros, and has MC Hummer as an avatar.

Same thing. Kylie is just as cheesy as Glen's "she ain't worth it".....just different kind of cheese.

VoicesCarry said:

I don't think the stuff they did with Kylie was that bad. But she did need to move on and she did it at the right time.

thesexofit said:

Wait a sec - are you just talking about 80's Kylie? It seems that's the only Kylie you know.....

thesexofit said:

Yup.

Kylie = Brie.

Glen = Processed cheese slices.

Chico319 said:

Hey, somebody thought it was a good idea to release "Ultimate Kylie" in America, even though the promotion for it never happened (that I saw, anyway). Hey, at least I got it for only $9.99 at Circuit City, the only store that advertised it.

Both are processed and u know it. Both also have very little input into the songs but at least glen has a good voice

VinnyM27 said:

Her U.S. label.. CrAPITOL records...trying to cash in on what they can I suppose.

Chico319 said:

I suppose. They should have promoted it, though. Since you seem to really be into her, what did you think of the tracklisting on the first disc. Considering how many times THAT materail has been released over and over agian, it almost isn't worth it for fans. In fact, the "Greatest Hits" CD, which was a big seller, has the essentail tracklisting for her early stuff. Considering she had so many early hits, I don't understand why they only put 15 on there and there are 18 songs from the "modern" era...What are you gonna do?

VinnyM27 said:

What gave you that idea?


Well, like most "Greatest" projects, something (from a fan p.o.v.) could've always been better. Such as the inclusion of "Finer Feelings", "Word Is Out". Since it's being 'promoted' as ULTIMATE, I can see why they did disc one. Or they could've opted for something like Madonna's "GHV2". I also think they should've keep the track listing in chronological order according to release. It's a bit "broken" up if you will. Don't get me wrong, I like listening to a bit of the old a bit of the new. But there seems to be no fluidity in the order the tracks have been listed.

Nothing should be called "ULTIMATE" unless it really is! An ultimate box set from MADONNA or KYLIE would be nice though, ***HINT HINT***!!

Kylie is gay.

It's all cheese. Just not as much so. Hey if its about love and is commercial sounding, it's still cheese.....

"spinning around" is cheese. Nothing wrong in that.

Man does anyone on here not like Kylie?

U know I rant on about why 80's cheese gets ragged on and modern shit don't as much. Kylie is pop.....Stock aiken waterman were crap though. I hate that 80's cheese.

thesexofit said:

Spinning Around is camp, not cheese. Your Disco Needs You is both.

I love your definitions of things. If a song is about love and commercial sounding, it's cheese? So, basically, that's every pop record ever made. Uh, no. This reminds me of your definition of pop music. "If it was popular, it's pop." Okay, then....

Late 80's / early 90's cheese gets ragged on because it hasn't stood the test of time. But this is the time period you love (are obsessed with?), so maybe you don't see it.

thesexofit said:

Oh lawd, Im only messin man. Jeez. ...or should that be 'Cheezus'?

But have to say, TOTALLY DISAGREE with the last part of your comment. That may have been the case some years ago, but it's certainly not the case now. She is very much in control.

I've never gotten why people diss pOp music so much - like it's the sheer work of the debbil or sumthin'

Lighten up - it's JUST pop!

*just for the record, this final closing statement from bananacologne in no way reflects upon or is directed at TheSexofIt, and in no way endorses a belief in the occult. Thankyou. BC.

thesexofit said:

Kylie started in 88

Paula astarted in 89

ehuffnsd said:

Actually Kylie started releasing material in 87, Paula in 88

my bad

What's up with all this KYLIE vs. Paula Abdul? I've read other forums that have endless topics on it. She co-wrote a song; "Spinning Around"...OK! But I think it should end there.

Chico319 said:

I thought mkaing it chronologically might have worked better. And the exclusions off the first disc were just way too numerous considering almost everything from the last half of her career that was a hit was included (except for, oddly, "Some Kind Of Bliss", which I think is a great track that for some reason doesn't always get it's due on her hits sets). "Ulitmate Kylie" could have been more ulitmate but wasn't bad. I think the reason they didn't go for a "GHV2" is because they released that "Hits+" CD...so what would they call the set? And should they include the stuff off both "Kylie Minogue" albums?