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If you missed out on a ticket to Ed Sheeran's 3Arena gigs in recent weeks, never fear, we are bringing you the latest song from his new album with fans today. Singing superstar Ed Sheeran celebrated his 26th birthday today by sharing the newest track to feature on his forthcoming new album with fans this morning. The track, How Would You Feel,' is a trademark-style ballad that is sure to win the hearts of fans.
The song is released on the back of 'Shape of You' and 'Castle on the Hill,' both of which hit the Number 1 spot in the charts and sat in positions 1 and 2 mere days after they were released.
Given the star's wide-ranging appeal, How Would You Know is sure to follow those singles to the summit of the charts all over the world.
Ed's album, Divide, is set to be released on March 3.
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