Songs you wish you would've charted higher?
Jan 5, 2005 8:30:03 GMT -5
Post by Night Senses on Jan 5, 2005 8:30:03 GMT -5
I've only had my chart since August of 2003, but there are so many songs that made a splash on my chart, but didn't really go as far as they should have. Sometimes a song can get lost in the shuffle of so many other great songs, and sometimes you actually grow to adore a song AFTER it has peaked and fallen off your chart.
Anyway, here's my list of songs that would've done much better, had they been released right about now:
This Love, Maroon 5 (Peaked at #19) >:(
Forever And For Always, Shania Twain (Peaked at #11)
My Happy Ending, Avril Lavigne (Peaked at #15)
Let Me In, Young Buck (Peaked at #19)
Low, Kelly Clarkson (Peaked at #14) :(
Crazy In Love, Beyonce (Featuring Jay-Z) (Peaked at #5) :o
Me, Myself & I, Beyonce (Peaked at #15)
If I Ain't Got You, Alicia Keys (Peaked at #11) :'(
Karma, Alicia Keys (Peaked at #12) (I charted this too early and gave up on it too quick - then when I started to like it again, it got lost in the mix of many other songs.)
California, Phantom Planet (Peaked at #18)
Live Like You Were Dying, Tim McGraw (Peaked at #20) (I like this song more than its peak suggests.)
What We Do Here, Brian McKnight (Peaked at #20)
Even if only by a few positions, these songs would've had a better peak. I cringe when I look at If I Ain't Got You and Karma's peaks. I don't really know what happened, because I love both songs. It's kind of strange how some songs were so loved, yet they didn't do as well as they should have. I rarely do re-entries on my chart, so once they're gone, they're usually gone.
Anyway, here's my list of songs that would've done much better, had they been released right about now:
This Love, Maroon 5 (Peaked at #19) >:(
Forever And For Always, Shania Twain (Peaked at #11)
My Happy Ending, Avril Lavigne (Peaked at #15)
Let Me In, Young Buck (Peaked at #19)
Low, Kelly Clarkson (Peaked at #14) :(
Crazy In Love, Beyonce (Featuring Jay-Z) (Peaked at #5) :o
Me, Myself & I, Beyonce (Peaked at #15)
If I Ain't Got You, Alicia Keys (Peaked at #11) :'(
Karma, Alicia Keys (Peaked at #12) (I charted this too early and gave up on it too quick - then when I started to like it again, it got lost in the mix of many other songs.)
California, Phantom Planet (Peaked at #18)
Live Like You Were Dying, Tim McGraw (Peaked at #20) (I like this song more than its peak suggests.)
What We Do Here, Brian McKnight (Peaked at #20)
Even if only by a few positions, these songs would've had a better peak. I cringe when I look at If I Ain't Got You and Karma's peaks. I don't really know what happened, because I love both songs. It's kind of strange how some songs were so loved, yet they didn't do as well as they should have. I rarely do re-entries on my chart, so once they're gone, they're usually gone.
