Sacred Trust / After You're Gone of 213,000 for "Sound of the Underground". In Ireland it only managed to chart at number nine while Girls Aloud entered the chart at number two. It remained in both charts for six weeks. Sacred Trust / After You're Gone "Sacred Trust / After You're Gone" is the debut double-A side single by One True Voice. It was released on 16 December 2002, the same day that female winners Girls Aloud released their single "Sound of the Underground". The two songs were competing for the coveted Christmas number one spot on the UK Singles Chart. "Sacred Trust / After You're
Girls Aloud mainstream British pop could get in the noughties, play them this." In 2009, "The Times" included 2007's "Tangled Up" at number 62 on a list of the decade's best pop albums, while the "Daily Mail" listed it as the twentieth best album of the decade. MSN listed 2005's "Chemistry" as one of the decade's best albums. Girls Aloud are also notably one of the few British reality television acts to achieve continued success and longevity. According to "The Times", Girls Aloud are the highest-earning UK reality television stars, having amassed a fortune of £25 million by May 2009. The figure