Miley Cyrus was already a star when she released “Flowers,” but the tune took her career to new heights. The song wasn’t just a hit; it was the smash of a generation, and it will almost surely rank as her most successful single by the time her career is over.

More than a year and a half after it was released, “Flowers” is still performing well all around the world. The tune is being streamed and purchased by fans globally, and this week, the cut’s unceasing popularity is crystal clear simply by looking at the U.K. charts.

“Flowers” returns to the top 40 on a pair of musical rankings in the U.K. this week. The track becomes a sales smash once again, even though it’s already sold huge sums throughout its lifetime.

Cyrus’ Grammy-winning hit rockets into the top 40 region on both the Official Singles Sales and Official Singles Downloads lists. It’s already ruled both of them in the past, and it enjoys a huge leap into the important tier on the two rosters.