The real setlist from Have a nice day album?
 

We all know that they record 12 songs with shanks in 2004, and then they included 4 new tracks with pashard(Novocaine, One last cigarrete, Wildflower and Story of my life), 3 of the 4 songs cut it from the original was delivered in the international recors (Dirty little secrets, Unbreakable and These open arms). Does anybody knows which is the missing song from the 2004 record???

The first set of songs had "Nothing" a song which was later recorded by Bo Bice, the Who Says duet with Keith Urban, and the other songs which made the CD though some had different lyrics (I Want to Be Loved; Bells of Freedom).

The song you are looking for is titled 'Nothing'

...and it seems Becky beat me to it lol

The tracklist for the pre-release album I have is

1. Have A Nice Day
2. Welcome To Wherever You Are
3. I Want To Be Loved
4. Complicated
5. Bells Of Freedom
6. Who Says You Can't Go Home
7. Nothing
8. These Open Arms
9. Last man Standing
10. Unbreakable
11. I Am
12. Who Says You Can't Go Home (Duet with Keith Urban)

and nothing and the duet with keith urban are in tne net or where can i get it?

The original album only had 10 tracks AFAIK... either Complicated or Unbreakable were not on it, I think it was Complicated.

that's still 11....

Complicated was on the first one, DLS was one of the new songs, I was under the impression of. So 5 new were written, 4 made the record.

EDIT: Thinking about it, Compilcated was tweaked too. A lot more of the album changed a bit then people realize.

Complicated and Unbreakable were both in that first batch of songs.

Thanks
 

:onfire: well thanks for the information, i´ll tray to find in the net the songs "nothing" and who says with keith urban.

HAVE A NICE DAY

A radio station in Texas (The Wolf) had the Keith Urban duet up on a podcast for months, but I don't think it's still there anymore. I honestly don't know of anywhere on the net to find those songs.

Even if there was, posting links to downloadable files is against Dry County policy.