But Gaga wasn't done — her final song was "Bad Romance," complete with the required monster choreography, of course. Lady Gaga changed once again into a white crop top and glittery briefs as she took her place in front of her dancers, who were clad in white football outfits with matching helmets. As the song reached its climax, she climbed atop another platform as balls of fire shot up into the air behind her. Behind Mother Monster and her dancers, flames shot up into the sky and silver lights flashed all around them as they danced in perfect unison while singing the anthem of self-love and acceptance. After "Born this Way," the singer ran upstage to take her place atop a neon geometric structure to sing "Telephone" – while holding a silver wand, like the true queen she is. (And while we were hoping that Beyoncé might show up for their duet, sadly, there was no Queen Bey in sight.)  and what will be TXT's second studio album features eight tracks. The project’s title track is expected to be “0X1=LOVESONG (I Know I Love You),” featuring“Lovers in the night” was first published on June 26, 1997, in the United Kingdom, and Sept. 1, 1998, in the United States, meaning this 20th anniversary surprise is coming a little early for all of us stateside. If you've ever read only the American version of the book, this is the perfect chance to finally get your hands on the one originally released in Harry's homeland, which isavailable for preorder here.