Who'd Have Known

"Who'd Have Known" (originally "Who'd of Known", then grammatically corrected) is the fifth single from Lily Allen's second studio album It's Not Me, It's You.
==SIMILARITIES WITH TAKE THAT'S "SHINE"==
Before the release of the album, Allen posted the song, then titled "Who'd of Known", on her MySpace account, revealing that she sampled Take That's single "Shine" and wrote: "I ripped off the chorus from Take That and can't be bothered with the paperwork.", for which the single was almost not included on It's Not Me, It's You. The singer pointed out in an interview that "Greg [Kurstin] just played the chords and I sang and we were like, 'That's great, really hooky.' Then when we played it back to someone, they pointed it out that it was, essentially, 'Shine'", and, while the band did not agree to sing on it, they gave her permission to record it, as they liked the song. The group was also credited as co-writer.
==LYRICS==
It's 5 o'clock in the morningConversation got boringYou said you're going to bed soonSo I snuck off to your bedroomAnd I thought I'd just wait thereTil I heard you come up the stairsI pretended I was sleepingAnd I was hoping you would creep inWith me
You put your arm around my shoulderIt was as if the room got colderWe moved closer in togetherAnd started talking bout the weatherSaid tomorrow would be funWe can watch A Place In The SunI didn't know where this was goingWhen you kissed me
Are you mine?Are you mine?Cause I stay here all the timeWatching telly, drinking wineWho'da known, who'da knownWhen you flash up on my phoneI'd no longer feel aloneNo longer feel alone
I haven't left here for days nowAnd I'm becoming amazed howYou're quite affectionate in publicIn fact, your friend said it made her feel sickAnd even though it's moving forwardThere's just the right amount of awkwardAnd today you accidentallyCalled me baby
Are you mine?Are you mine?Cause I stay here all the timeWatching telly, drinking wineWho'da known, who'da knownWhen you flash up on my phoneI'd no longer feel alone
Let's just stayLet's just stayI wanna lie in bed all dayWe'll be laughing all the wayTold your friendsThey all knowWe exist but we're taking it slowNow let's just see how we goNow let's see how we go
Let's just stayLet's just stayI wanna lie in bed all dayWe'll be laughing all the wayTold your friendsThey all knowWe exist but we're taking it slowNow let's just see how we goNow let's see how we go
==MUSIC VIDEO==
 {C}The music video for "Who'd Have Known" captures Allen as an obsessed fan of Elton John. It starts off with her character lying in bed, watching Elton John's concert on television, while DVDs and magazines portraying him are scattered throughout her room, with a big poster of him on her wall. John, portrayed by an actor, receives a letter from the singer declaring her love, accompanied by a badly photoshopped picture of the two of them, but ignores it. Upon exiting his home, he gets in a car to discover that Allen is in fact the driver. She locks the car doors, kidnaps him, and takes him to her home, where she ties him to a chair. There, she plays the piano, drinks wine, skims magazines, hugs him, makes him eat and draws a portrait of him. Afterwards, she puts a telephone to his ear and makes him say "I want you to know that I have fallen deeply in love with Lily" to an unknown receiver. Afterwards, they both sit on the sofa, watching John perform at the piano on TV. As Allen falls asleep, he manages to wriggle free from the tied ropes on his feet. The video ends with John taking a final glance at Allen asleep before escaping from the building and running off.