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Own the Night

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1 We Owned the Night Davidson/Haywood/Ke 3:17
2 Just a Kiss Davidson/Haywood/Ke 3:38
3 Dancin' Away with My Heart Haywood/Kear/Kelley 3:52
4 Friday Night Crosby/Falcon/Pasla 2:57
5 When You Were Mine Busbee/Haywood/Kell 4:53
6 Cold as Stone Haywood/Kelley/Lind 4:47
7 Singing Me Home Haywood/Kelley/Ruth 3:52
8 Wanted You More Billingslea/Edwards 4:02
9 As You Turn Away Haywood/Kelley/Powe 3:55
10 Love I've Found in You Davis/Haywood/Kelle 3:53
11 Somewhere Love Remains Haywood/Kelley/Powe 4:51
12 Heart of the World Carusoe/Douglas 3:43
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Own the Night

Audio Compact Disc

Label: Capitol

Category: Pop/Rock

Own the Night

UPC: 5099909443129

Release Date: 09/13/2011

Original Release Date: 09/13/2011

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [We Owned the Night, Just a Kiss, Dancin' Away with My Heart, Friday Night, When You Were Mine, Cold as Stone, Singing Me Home, Wanted You More, As You Turn Away, Love I've Found in You, Somewhere Love Remains, Heart of the World]
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Stephen Thomas Erlewine

Lady Antebellum swept up the 2011 Grammys, winning five of their six nominated categories, cementing their status as cross-platform mainstream superstars. Certainly, Own the Night -- the 2011 sequel to their 2010 breakthrough Need You Now -- bears the sound of a band quite content with its position in the middle of the road. Any lingering elements of country, whether twang or 2-steps, have been supplanted with a smooth soft rock designed to seep into the background wherever it's played. These songs of love won and lost tend to be dreamy and pretty, retaining much of the feel of ?Need You Now.? So, Own the Night is mood music but the aim isn?t amorous, it?s to soothe. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

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