Talk:LeAnn Rimes discography

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Was "Till We Ain't Strangers Anymore" officially released as a single? It only reached #47 but it lasted about 13 weeks with one week blank in the middle (#48, blank, then re-enter #53). How do you know if it is an album cut? The position of the song is very strange. on July 7, the song was #23 on bubbling under hot 100 singles, and 2 months later it charted on the country chart. Langdon (talk) 02:21, 25 June 2008 (UTC)i7114080

Incorrect information on this page that is now correct

How Do I Live" is a non-album single as the song was never released on an album until 2003 on her Greatest Hits, the extended mix of the song however was released on an album but the extended mix is not the same thing.

• You Light Up My Life: Inspirational Songs official track listing goes as such:

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"You Light Up My Life"	Joe Brooks	3:37
2.	"The Rose"	Amanda McBroom	3:33
3.	"Bridge Over Troubled Waters"	Paul Simon	4:40
4.	"I Believe"	Ervin Drake, Irvin Graham, Jimmy Shirl, Al Stillman	2:22
5.	"Ten Thousand Angels Cried"	Dave Patillo	3:59
6.	"Clinging to a Saving Hand"	Bill Mack	2:44
7.	"On the Side of Angels"	Gary Burr, Gerry House	3:49
8.	"I Know Who Holds Tomorrow"	Ira Stanphill	4:41
9.	"God Bless America"	Irving Berlin	3:06
10.	"How Do I Live" (Extended Mix)	Diane Warren	4:57
11.	"Amazing Grace" (Traditional)	John Newton	4:06
12.	"National Anthem" (Traditional)	Francis Scott Key	1:59

• Extended mix meaning it is NOT The actual song so people need to quit confusing it. Thanks corrected this all over the LeAnn Rimes pages.

Several sources can point that "What Have I Done" was released as the lead single from Spitfire. "Borrowed" is not the lead single and "What Have I Done" is not a promotional single and I have sourced that. Also there is no need for 2 Promotional single sections. Sources here clearly states this song at 51 on the Billboard Country Song Chart on January 11, 1997. Apparently someone thinks posting it at 71 in 1998 is okay but from what I been told it has to be the lowest number the song charted on (Eg. 51 instead of 71) because Billboard runs that way. So I have fixed this entire page and corrected everything. I hope I will not have to do so again. 184.58.3.213 (talk) 23:12, 26 December 2012 (UTC)

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