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1. It's Not Over
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2. Used To
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3. Home
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4. Over You
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5. Crashed
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6. Feels Like Tonight
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7. What I Want
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8. Breakdown
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9. Gone
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10. There And Back Again
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11. All These Lives
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12. What About Now
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Reviews
Chris Daughtry may have come in fourth in 2006's American Idol, but he just may win himself a career after all. There are a host of would-be singles on Daughtry's debut album, and many were written or co-written by Daughtry himself. The first hit is the Nickelback soundalike "It's Not Over," featuring a huge, anthemic chorus. Other highlights include Daughtry's own composition, "Home," as well as "Used To," "Over You" and "There and Back Again," a Soundgarden-esque song co-written by Shinedown's Brent Smith.
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- Linda Ryan
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The debut from former American Idol semifinalist Chris Daughtry makes one thing clear: Homeboy loves to rock. Unfortunately, Daughtry shares a weakness for emotional overspill with his fellow Idol alums. He wields his gruff, hair-flailing voice like a spandex-clad star on mammoth arena fare like "There and Back Again" and sleazy near-metal songs such as "What I Want," a rave-up featuring Slash on guitar. But Daughtry gives in to bombast on... More > Read More Reviews on RollingStone.com
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- CHRISTIAN HOARD
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