Bring Me Your Love (album)

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All tracks are written by Dallas Green.

Bring Me Your Love
City and Colour - Bring Me Your Love (2008).jpg
Studio album by
ReleasedFebruary 12, 2008
StudioCatherine North, Hamilton, Ontario
Genre Folk, acoustic, alternative country
Length48:19
Label Dine Alone, Vagrant, Shock
Producer Dan Achen, Dallas Green
City and Colour chronology
Live
(2007)
Bring Me Your Love
(2008)
Little Hell
(2011)
Alternative cover
City and Colour - Bring Me Your Love Special Limited Edition (2008).jpg
Special Limited Edition cover
Standard edition
No.TitleLength
1."Forgive Me"2:08
2."Confessions"3:46
3."The Death of Me"3:10
4."Body in a Box"4:12
5."Sleeping Sickness" (featuring Gordon Downie of The Tragically Hip)4:08
6."What Makes a Man?"3:26
7."Waiting..."4:54
8."Constant Knot"4:03
9."Against the Grain"3:46
10."The Girl"6:00
11."Sensible Heart"3:21
12."As Much as I Ever Could"5:25
iTunes bonus track
No.TitleLength
13."I Don't Need to Know" (rough mix) (pre-order only)2:59
Special limited edition disc 1
No.TitleLength
1."Forgive Me"2:08
2."Confessions"3:46
3."The Death of Me"3:10
4."Body in a Box"4:12
5."Sleeping Sickness" (featuring Gordon Downie)4:08
6."What Makes a Man?"3:26
7."Waiting..."4:54
8."Constant Knot"4:03
9."Against the Grain"3:46
10."The Girl"6:00
11."Sensible Heart"3:21
12."As Much as I Ever Could"5:25
13."Faithless" (previously unreleased)2:34
14."I Don't Need to Know" (previously unreleased)3:00
Total length:50:52
Special limited edition disc 2
No.TitleLength
1."Forgive Me" (Demo version)2:21
2."Confessions" (Demo version)4:35
3."The Death of Me" (Demo version)3:31
4."Body in a Box" (Demo version)4:39
5."Sleeping Sickness" (Demo version)4:14
6."What Makes a Man?" (Demo version)3:36
7."Waiting..." (Demo version)4:37
8."Constant Knot" (Quiet demo version)4:38
9."Constant Knot" (Horns demo version)4:20
10."Against the Grain" (Demo version)4:46
11."Sensible Heart" (Demo version)4:19
12."As Much as I Ever Could" (Demo version)5:04
13."Faithless" (previously unreleased demo)2:47
14."I Don't Need to Know" (previously unreleased demo)3:34
Total length:56:56

Personnel

Weekly charts

Chart (2008)Peak
position
Australian Albums (ARIA) [32] 31
Canadian Albums (Billboard) [33] 3

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