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In page Lynsey de Paul:

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In 1986, she appeared on Spanish TV as a guest on the Àngel Casas Show singing two of her 1980s compositions "Suspicion" and "Words Don't Mean a Thing" as well as her Spanish number one hit single "Sugar Me".[citation needed] A year later, de Paul was back on UK television[34] singing "Take Back Your Heartaches" (co-written by Gerard Kenny - his version appeared on his 1995 album An Evening with Gerard Kenny Live)[35] and "Words Don't Mean a Thing". That year, de Paul took part in two days of music and fun on 5 and 6 July at the Royal Academy of Music in aid of its international appeal[36]