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Track listing

Personnel

All instruments and vocals by Emerson Drive. *Pat Allingham –

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, electric guitar,

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, background vocals *Danick Dupelle – acoustic guitar, electric guitar, background vocals *Chris Hartman – piano,

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, acoustic guitar, background vocals *Jeff Loberg – bass guitar, background vocals *Brad Mates –

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, acoustic guitar *Mike Melancon –

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, percussion,

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All tracks produced by Julian King and James Stroud, except "Fall into Me" and "How Lucky I Am", produced by

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Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

References

{{Authority control 2002 debut albums DreamWorks Records albums Emerson Drive albums Albums produced by James Stroud Albums produced by Julian King (recording engineer)