Natasha Bedingfield

Originally released as a solo version as the b-side to "I Wanna Have Your Babies". The version released on the album features the American rapper Eve.

A cover of the 1983 song by American funk band Rufus and Chaka Khan from the album "Stompin' at the Savoy"

Performed live at the 2005 BRIT awards, subsequently included on the "I Bruise Easily" single.

Included on both the European (N.B.) and North American (Pocketful Of Sunshine) versions of her second album.

A cover of the 2006 song by Snow Patrol from their album "Eyes Open"

Performed live on Live at BBC Radio 1 Live Lounge and its recording was subsequently included on "Soulmate"

The version of this song that appears on International pressings is D12 member Bizarre.

The version of this song that appears on North American pressings is the UK artist Estelle.

Released as the albums fourth single internationally. Peaked at #12 in the UK and #4 in Belgium.

In 2008, the song was used by electronic artist Chicane for the song "Bruised Water", a mashup between "I Bruise Easily" and Chicane's 1999 hit "Saltwater". This version of the song peaked at #42 in the UK.

Labeled as an album interlude, not included on every edition of the album.

Released as the first single from her second UK album. Peaked at #7 in the UK, #8 in Ireland, and #9 in Scotland.

The music video features a cameo from Girls Aloud member Nadine Coyle.

The song was never released commercially in America, but the music video was posted on her US website under the title "Babies"

The song appears as a hidden bonus track on the international version of her second album. The song appears at the 8:16 time mark following "Smell The Roses"

The song appears as a hidden bonus track on the international version of her second album. The song appears at the 15:33 time mark following "Smell The Roses" and the other hidden track "Lay Down".

Included on both the European (N.B.) and North American (Pocketful Of Sunshine) versions of her second album.

Included on both the European (N.B.) and North American (Pocketful Of Sunshine) versions of her second album.

Released as a promotional (download only) single in the UK and failed to make impact on the singles chart.

Included on both the European (N.B.) and North American (Pocketful Of Sunshine) versions of her second album.

Released as the lead single internationally, and the third single in North America. Peaked at #3 in the UK and #57 in the US.

Released as the second single from her second European album (N.B.) and the fourth from her North American variation (Pocketful of Sunshine). Peaked at #7 in the UK and #96 in the US.

The song appears as a Canadian bonus track of "N.B." and a Japanese bonus track on "Pocketful of Sunshine"

The song was recorded for inclusion on the soundtrack to the film "Rocky Balboa" but excluded from it's release. Subsequently included on the international versions of her second album.

The song was covered for Jennifer Hudson's 2011 album "I Remember Me"

Released on the US and Japanese releases of the album.

Originally featured as a b-side on the international release on "These Words".

A remixed version of the song appears on the US version of the album where it was released as a promotional single.

A cover of the 2002 single by Coldplay from their album A Rush of Blood to the Head.

Natasha has performed the song live on numerous occasions. The Radio 1 version was released as the b-side to "Unwritten" in the UK. The Nokia Theater version is included on her 'Live In New York' album and DVD.

Released as the albums second single in Europe and the lead single in the United States. The track peaked at #1 in the UK and #19 in the US.

The song is sometimes referenced as "These Words (I Love You, I Love You")

Not to be confused with the song "Angel" from the North American counterpart of her second album.

Released as the third international single and the second US single. Peaked at #6 in the UK and #5 in the US.

The song was featured as the theme song to the American TV show "The Hills" and has become one of her most recognizable songs.

In late 2023, the song was featured in the film "Anyone But You" which re-sparked interest in the song which caused it to re-charted in the UK at #12 and Austria at #1.

On the digitial versions of the album the song has been retitled to "We're All Mad In Our Way"

Included on both the European (N.B.) and North American (Pocketful Of Sunshine) versions of her second album.

While not released as a single, the track does have a standalone Spotify release with it's own specific cover (which is a recycled cover from "Single")

The track is featured in the movie and soundtrack for "Flicka"