 lyrics, they're quite racy… you'll be singing along, then you're like, 'Oh my god, I'm actually singing about this, not what I really thought I was!'' The group have been enjoying a hiatus since 2014 – but Una is absolutely Up for a reunion at some point. 'It's something that would be great if we do it one day, all five of us, if everyone feels the same. But I would be up for it, one hundred per cent,' the Higher singer smiled. And confirming the girls are still in touch, she added: 'We're all on really good terms. We got on so well while we were in the band, so we could pick up where we left off.' The mum-of-two is back with single This Is Your Life – and she's divulged she originally wrote it when she was just 15. 'So, this is a new version,' she explained. 'I said (to a co-writer), 'Can I play you a song that I wrote many years ago? I would like to rework it because I always felt it was very special'… I've more life now to be able to reflect on it deeper.){kind=link}
Una Healy was used to getting the party started with upbeat pop hits as a member of The Saturdays.
But, as a solo star, her songs are the soundtrack to a far more sombre affair, helping families give their loved ones a final send-off, she revealed.
‘I did write two songs that a few people said they have played at funerals, including Angel Like You, on my first album,’ Una told Guilty Pleasures in an exclusive chat.
‘My cousin is a very good singer, and she said it’s one of the most popular requests she gets for funerals.’
She added: ‘I did write it about a lady that my mum worked with, and she died of breast cancer quite young. She inspired it. Her name was Norma.’