Kelly Clarkson

Originally performed and released by Aretha Franklin for her 1968 album "Lady Soul"

Kelly performed the song on American Idol for the top 8

Following her crowning as the first American Idol, Kelly recorded a studio version of the song for inclusion on "American Idol: Greatest Moments".

The song was included as b-side to the physical single releases for various singles from "Thankful" and included as a bonus track for the album in certain territories

Recorded for inclusion on "Breakaway" excluded from final release

The song was re-worked into the track "Go" which was utilized as a promotional single for Ford

Released as the winners single for season one of American Idol along side "Before Your Love"

Believed to be recorded for an unreleased country album between "My December" and "All I Ever Wanted".

A cover of the 2008 song by Aranda from their self-titled debut album.

Released as the fourth and final single from her fourth studio album. Peaked at #96 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Recorded for exclusion on "My December" but excluded from final release. Song was performed on the "Addicted" tour.

Released on the deluxe edition of her fifth album "Stronger"

Released as the third single from her fourth studio album. Peaked at #13 on the Billboard Hot 100.

The song is the origins of a feud between Clarkson and Tedder, with Clarkson hearing similarities such as melancholy piano, loud drums, and handclaps in their backing tracks in the Beyonce track "Halo"

Recorded for exclusion on "My December" but excluded from final release. Song was performed on the "Addicted" tour.

An alternate version of this song is featured in "From Justin To Kelly" with American Idol runner up, Justin Guarini, this version of the song has never officially been released.

Originally recorded for inclusion on "Thankful" but excluded from final release.

The song was written while on her "Breakaway" tour with her guitarist. The writing sessions were described as "free therapy" due to the grueling tour schedule.

Performed a piano version the season three finale of American Idol.

The piano version of the song sparked backlash at her label, citing it "didn't sound big enough"; following the performance, this version of the song appeared on her second album "Breakaway"

American Idol season 14 contestant, Jax, performed the song on the Top 8 episode of the season, an episode in which Kelly was a guest judge.

The song was originally written she was 16 years old as a means of coping with the emotional distress caused by the divorce of her parents. The track was submitted for inclusion for her debut album, but rejected by her label.

Released as the winners single for season one of American Idol along side "A Moment Like This"

This song title was originally intended to be the name of the album it is featured on, however, was changed due to the popularity of the title track.

Recorded for inclusion on "Breakaway" but excluded from final release

The song was originally recorded by Avril Lavigne for her 2002 debut album "Let Go" but excluded from initial release. Avril's version was included on the 20th anniversary edition of the album.

The song was released as the lead single from 'The Princess Diaries 2: A Royal Engagement" soundtrack, intended to bridge a gap between her first and second album.

Due to the popularity of the song, it was attached and titled to her second album.

Writer Michael Logen released a cover of the song on his 2016 album "New Medicine"

Released as a bonus track in certain international territories.

Covered by Japanese singer Koda Kumi for her 2010 album "Universe"

Released as the lead single from her greatest hits collection. Peaked at #19 in the US, #51 in the UK, and #88 in Ireland.

The song appears after 5:15 seconds of the song "Irvine" as a hidden track on the album.

Believed to be recorded for an unreleased country album between "My December" and "All I Ever Wanted".

Released by Brazilian singer Marília Dutra as a standalone single in 2012.

Intended for release on "My December" excluded from final release. Performed during the "Hazel Eyes" tour.

Kelly wished to release this song as the albums third single, however, her label opted for "Already Gone". The song was eventually released as the fourth single in Germany and Australia

Released as the third and final single from her fifth album. Peaked at #42 in the US and #40 in the UK.

Recorded during sessions for "My December" but excluded from final release. Track was pitched for inclusion on "Twilight: New Moon" but not selected.

Initially the song was only available as a iTunes exclusive song. In 2013, the songs were made available amongst all streaming services.

Released on the deluxe edition of her fifth album "Stronger"

Released as the second single from her greatest hits collection. Peaked at #87 in the US and #53 in Canada.

The song was released as the second European single and third Australian single. It did not receive a US release.

Originally released as the second single from Jason's second album "My Kinda Party", subsequently included on Clarkson's fifth album "Stronger" as a deluxe bonus track.

Recorded for inclusion on "My December" but excluded from final release.

Has an official alternate title of "Dumb + Dumb = You"

Believed to be recorded for an unreleased country album between "My December" and "All I Ever Wanted".

Recorded for inclusion on "My December" but excluded from final release.

The song was only made available as a bonus track on the Japanese version of the album.

Recorded during sessions for "My December" but excluded from final release.

The song is featured in the film "From Justin To Kelly" but officially unreleased

Recorded during the sessions of the "Stronger" album. Released as a free download as part of Pepsi's NFL Anthems.

Speaking on the song: "Everyone knows that I am a huge Cowboys fan, and having the chance to be a part of the Pepsi NFL Anthems program and create a custom song for the team and city of Dallas overall was an honor."

Recorded for "Breakaway" excluded from final release.

A reworked version of the unreleased song "3AM" released as a Ford Promotional song, complete with a music video, however, the song was never commercially available.

Recorded for inclusion on "My December" but excluded from the final release.

Recorded for inclusion on "My December" but excluded from final release.

The song was originally written and recorded by Katy Perry for her unreleased major label album tentatively titled "Fingerprints", the song was excluded from her eventual major label debut.

The song was released as the albums second single on March 31, 2009, the song peaked at #20 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Kelly's version of the song features altered lyrics to Katy's version. Katy sings "Keep your thing in your pants..." whereas Kelly's says "Keep your hand in mine..."

Recorded for inclusion on "My December" excluded from final release.

Recorded for inclusion on "My December" but excluded from final release.

Originally released as a stand alone single and subsequently included on an iTunes extended play and subsequently included on "Greatest Hits: Chapter One" and her debut Christmas album "Wrapped In Red"

A cover of the 1943 song originally recorded by Bing Crosby.

Despite not being released as a single, the track peaked at #18 on the Billboard Bubbling Under (equivalent to #118)

A cover of the 2004 song by Keri Noble from her debut album "Fearless"

Recorded for inclusion on 'Breakaway' but excluded from final release

Has an alternate title of "Love In These Eyes"

The song length is listed as 8 minutes and 57 seconds; however; the song is only 4 minutes and 15 seconds. There is a 60 second silence before a hidden track "Chivas" is played

Believed to be recorded for an unreleased country album between "My December" and "All I Ever Wanted".

Originally recorded by Trine Rein for her debut album "Finders Keepers" (1993)

Covered by the songs writer, Danielle Brisebois, for her 1994 album "Arrive All Over You"

Recorded for inclusion on "My December" but excluded from final release

The song was originally written and recorded by Katy Perry for her unreleased major label album tentatively titled "Fingerprints", the song was excluded from her eventual major label debut.

Released as the second single from her debut album "Thankful"

Originally written for Christina Aguilera's "Stripped" album but excluded from final release.

Kelly is cited stating she did not know the song was written by Christina prior to holding her album for the first time.

Kelly insisted her single be released prior to the "From Justin To Kelly" film as she cited that following the movie people may not take her seriously as an artist.

Released as the first single from her fifth studio album. Peaked at #10 in the US and #4 in the UK.

Kelly protested working with Dr. Luke on her third record, and relented to label requests for the forth. The song was re-written by Clarkson, who remains, at her own request, uncredited officially.

Citing the lyrics Clarkson said "...I didn’t even get it, it was trying so hard to be edgy and cool that I wanted to vomit! I didn’t really like it at all."

The song was released as the first single from the artists fourth studio album "All I Ever Wanted"

Recorded for inclusion on "My December" but excluded from final release.

Released as the first single from her third studio album.

Initially the song was only available as a iTunes exclusive song. In 2013, the songs were made available amongst all streaming services.

Believed to be recorded for an unreleased country album between "My December" and "All I Ever Wanted".

The song was originally recorded for inclusion on her second studio album "Breakaway" but excluded from the final release.

The song was released as the albums second single in Australia where it peaked at #36 on the ARIA charts

Recorded for inclusion on "My December" but excluded from final release. Low quality audio from live performances are available.

Released as the third and final single from her greatest hits collection. Peaked at #65 in the US, #46 in Australia, and #7 in Canada.

Recorded for inclusion on "My December" but excluded from final release.

Recorded for inclusion on "My December" excluded from final release.

Song recorded for "Thankful" but excluded from final release; song leaked in 2018 but has become lost media.

Track was written with P!NK in mind, but she rejected the song.

Track was offered to Hilary Duff for her debut album, but turned down due to the vocal requirements of the song.

Recorded for inclusion on "My December" but excluded from final release.

Released as the albums second single, the final single released in the United States from the album

She has been quoted saying "It's not easy getting over whatever your addiction may be, the whole point of that song is, the temptation is there, but I'm not going to give in to it."

Originally recorded by Puff Johnson for her 1996 album "Miracle"

Released as the albums second single, peaked at #1 in the US and #8 in the UK.

A demo version of the song leaked on the internet prior to the albums release prompting the song to be released three weeks ahead of the album release.

Released on the deluxe edition of her fifth album "Stronger"

Released as the final single from "Thankful" and released as a soundtrack single for "Love Actually"

Recorded for inclusion on "My December" but excluded from final release.

Released as a stand alone single following her marriage to her now ex-husband Brandon Blackstock. Peaked at #12 on the US Bubbling Under (Equivalent to #112) and #79 in Canada.