in the Official Charts on Sunday, according to the Official Charts Company's midweek figures, but it slipped in the latter stages.
An Official Chart update released last Wednesday showed 'Forever' was due to reach the top 40 if it sold a further 2,638 copies.
However, the soundtrack, which clocked up more 230,000 views on YouTube and generated 10.8 million tweet impressions, only made it to number 94, behind Cher Lloyd’s former number one-single ‘Swagger Jagger’ and Maverick Sabre’s ‘Let me Go’. The singles charts runs to number 100.
Yeo Valley's original song, 'Rapp', from last year's 'The X Factor' made number 71 in the UK Official chart.
The Churned's record label, The Most Radicalist Black Sheep Music, worked exclusively with highly acclaimed songwriter and producer Si Hulbert to write and produce the music for Yeo Valley's 2011 campaign, using lyrics drafted by BBH creatives Martin Reid and Jonny Durgan.
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