"Never Let You Go" is the fourth

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by Evermore, taken from their second studio album ''

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''. It peaked in the top 30 of the

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Track listing

Video

The video of the single is of a series of clips of that show the meaning of the lyrics of being sung. The band appears throughout the video in blackface in one scene and at the end. For example, when "GET" is said during the song, a picture of a 'GOT' sign appears. During the music video the Hume brothers (Jonn, Dann and Petey) are not seen performing or in any pictures. However, the brothers are in the video: in the center section three scientists are seen that have a shocking similarity to the brothers, secondly, Evermore is spotted dressed as lower-class men sitting together. They really are lower class now. In one scene they are shown shaking hands with

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from ''Star Wars''. The song has also been part of the soundtrack of the Australian TV show ''

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Charts

"Never Let You Go" peaked at number 29 on the

Release history

References

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