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    Pink Tackles Alicia's 'Girl On Fire'

    By Jarett Wieselman | ET Online – Wed, Dec 5, 2012 10:22 AM EST

    With her album tearing up the charts, her singles dominating radio and a looming tour that is destined to sell out instantaneously given the sensational show she always stages, you could say Pink is on fire right now.

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    Actually, you'd have to say that because Pink tackled Alicia Keys' Girl on Fire when she stopped by BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge on December 5.

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    And while her live performances and music videos are always eye-catching, focusing solely on Pink's voice reminds you why she's been blazing up the industry since 2000.


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