Professor Brian Cox reunites with D:Ream at Glastonbury to perform ‘Things Can Only Get Better’

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Professor Brian Cox reunites with D:Ream at GlastonburySource: BBC Breakfast

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00:00You're going on for the big one, of course
00:04How does it feel to be back we're doing because I haven't done this song since 1997
00:09So it's I think it's up at the palms 1997. So I think it's any plans
00:15I
00:28Was off the scale
00:31Absolutely off the scale. I think I remembered it most of it is wonderful
00:34I mean, it's just you know, look at that crowd all the way back how much of a dream of you just died
00:40Those are two ambitions when I was growing up top of the pops, which I did
00:43And then just great I've got great news for you I can you pass the audition

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