"Move This Mountain" is a pop song by Sophie Ellis-Bextor, released as the third single from her debut album Read My Lips, as a double A-side with "Get Over You". Afer two successful singles released earlier in 2001, Sophie Ellis-Bextor released "Get Over You" in June of 2002. "Lover", one of the tracks on Sophie's debut album Read My Lips, was cancelled as a single, and "Get Over You" was released instead, and was included on the re-released version of Read My Lips.

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  • "Move This Mountain" is a pop song by Sophie Ellis-Bextor, released as the third single from her debut album Read My Lips, as a double A-side with "Get Over You". Afer two successful singles released earlier in 2001, Sophie Ellis-Bextor released "Get Over You" in June of 2002. "Lover", one of the tracks on Sophie's debut album Read My Lips, was cancelled as a single, and "Get Over You" was released instead, and was included on the re-released version of Read My Lips. The song was Sophie's third top 3 hit, peaking at #3 on the UK Singles Chart. The single was a double A-side with "Move This Mountain" but "Get Over You" received more promotion and had a more popular video (which was directed by "Max & Dania" as "MAD"). "Move This Mountain"'s music video was directed by Sophie Muller.
  • Move This Mountain è il titolo del terzo singolo estratto dall'album di debutto della cantante britannica Sophie Ellis-Bextor, "Read My Lips". È stato pubblicato come doppia a-side insieme al brano "Get Over You" sotto l'etichetta Polydor Records. Il singolo è stato pubblicato nel giugno del 2002 e ha raggiunto la terza posizione della classifica dei singoli britannica, diventando la terza top3 consecutiva per la cantante, reduce dal successo del precedente singolo "Murder on the Dancefloor", diventato una delle principali hit della stagione. Tuttavia, Move This Mountain è stato promosso minormente rispetto alla canzone con cui condivide il singolo. Rispetto all'altra canzone, inoltre, Move This Mountain è meno movimentata.
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  • * #1 * #3 * #4 * #23 * #28
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  • "Move This Mountain" is a pop song by Sophie Ellis-Bextor, released as the third single from her debut album Read My Lips, as a double A-side with "Get Over You". Afer two successful singles released earlier in 2001, Sophie Ellis-Bextor released "Get Over You" in June of 2002. "Lover", one of the tracks on Sophie's debut album Read My Lips, was cancelled as a single, and "Get Over You" was released instead, and was included on the re-released version of Read My Lips.
  • Move This Mountain è il titolo del terzo singolo estratto dall'album di debutto della cantante britannica Sophie Ellis-Bextor, "Read My Lips". È stato pubblicato come doppia a-side insieme al brano "Get Over You" sotto l'etichetta Polydor Records.
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