Don't You Fake It

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All tracks are written by Ronnie Winter, except where noted

Don't You Fake It
Dontyoufakeit.jpg
Studio album by
the Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
ReleasedJuly 18, 2006 (2006-07-18)
RecordedDecember 2005–January 2006
StudioWater Music Recorders, Hoboken, New Jersey
Genre
Length44:28
Label Virgin
Producer David Bendeth
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus chronology
Ass Shaker/Justify/Face Down
(2006)		Don't You Fake It
(2006)		 Lonely Road
(2009)
Deluxe edition
RJAdeluxeedition.jpg
"Deluxe Edition" cover
Don't You Fake It
No.TitleLength
1."In Fate's Hands"3:27
2."Waiting"2:56
3."False Pretense"2:27
4."Face Down"3:10
5."Misery Loves Its Company"3:14
6."Cat and Mouse"3:27
7."Damn Regret"2:44
8."Atrophy"3:16
9."Seventeen Ain't So Sweet"3:20
10."Justify"3:26
11."Your Guardian Angel" (includes 1:30 of silence)5:21
12."The Grimm Goodbye" (Winter, Duke Kitchens, Thomas Amason, Thomas Wurth, DanWagler) (hidden track; does not appear on all editions of the album)7:40
Total length:44:28
Deluxe edition
No.TitleLength
13."Face Down" (acoustic version)3:10
14."Disconnected"2:55
Alliance Edition
No.TitleLength
1."In Fate's Hands"3:29
2."Waiting"2:58
3."Seventeen Ain't So Sweet"3:22
4."Face Down"3:12
5."Cat and Mouse"3:29
6."The Grimm Goodbye"7:43
7."Atrophy"3:18
8."Disconnected"2:55
9."Justify"3:29
10."False Pretense"2:29
11."Misery Loves Its Company"3:17
12."Your Guardian Angel"3:53
Total length:43:34

DVD

Personnel

Credits adapted from the liner notes of Don't You Fake It. [28]

The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
Additional musicians

Charts and certifications

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