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The Swedish songs should not be labeled as singles from Love CPR. If anything, they are singles to promote Sa Mckyett battre (Not sure how to spell the show). They were released long prior to the album and only appear as bonus tracks. It would make sense for them to release the songs to iTunes since they were very popular on the show; American Idol does the same thing. Also, there is no source for "Party in My Head." --ĈÞЯİŒ1ооо22:15, 6 March 2011 (UTC)Reply