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Everybody Wants To Rule The World - Lorde - Top 40 Singles

New Zealand Artist: Lorde

Lorde is the new breed. Stripped back sounds, fathom-deep lyrics and a social commentary that is pin sharp. Intense, intelligent and in town.

Raised on a nutritious musical diet of Neil Young, Fleetwood Mac, The Smiths and Nick Drake, alongside a smattering of soul food from the likes of Etta James and Otis Redding, Ella was definitely set off on strong melodic footing.
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Everybody Wants To Rule The World debuted in the Official New Zealand Top 40 Singles on 22 November 2013. It has been in the Top 40 Singles for two weeks with a highest position of #14. There are 13 songs by Lorde in the Top 40 Singles with three reaching Number One.

Chart placings for Everybody Wants To Rule The World:

Chart Date Chart Rank  
22 Nov 2013 Top 40 Singles 14
29 Nov 2013 Top 40 Singles 37

Chart placings by Lorde:

Title Type Debut Weeks Best
Everybody Wants To Rule The World Top 40 Singles 22 Nov 2013 2 14
Green Light Top 40 Singles 13 Mar 2017 17 1
Homemade Dynamite Top 40 Singles 26 Jun 2017 2 13
Liability Top 40 Singles 20 Mar 2017 4 8
Melodrama Top 40 Albums 26 Jun 2017 61 1
Perfect Places Top 40 Singles 12 Jun 2017 4 11
Pure Heroine Top 40 Albums 04 Oct 2013 77 1
Ribs Top 40 Singles 03 Mar 2014 6 29
Royals Top 40 Singles 15 Mar 2013 50 1
Sober Top 40 Singles 26 Jun 2017 1 18
Swingin' Party Top 40 Singles 14 Jun 2013 1 10
Team Top 40 Singles 20 Sep 2013 21 3
Tennis Court Top 40 Singles 14 Jun 2013 22 1
The Love Club Top 40 Singles 31 May 2013 9 17
The Love Club Ep Top 40 Albums 15 Mar 2013 41 2
Yellow Flicker Beat Top 40 Singles 06 Oct 2014 17 4

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