Florence + The Machine Cover Drake's 'Take Care': Watch

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by David Greenwald, L.A. | November 25, 2011 8:17 EST

Kyle Dean Reinford

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Florence + The Machine are being sure to "Take Care."

The band covered the title track of Drake's new album at the BBC 1 Radio's "Live Lounge" on Friday, offering an impassioned chamber-rock take on the Rihanna-featuring original.

Drake's much-anticipated "Take Care" bowed at the top of the Billboard 200 this week, moving 631,000 copies in its debut week. It's the third largest sales week of 2011 so far, topped by only Lady Gaga and Lil Wayne.

Watch Florence + The Machine's performance below: