You are bound by the lease. But, so is the landlord. If there is a good reason for your not wanting to move in (for example, a dirty place) you should have a good defense.
If you paid no money and did not move in, it is unlikely that the lease is binding. You should however, tell the landlord immediately that you have changed your mind.
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