About "Draw You"
Second First Impression is the second studio album released by British singer-songwriter Daniel Bedingfield. Released in 8 November 2004, it peaked at number eight on the UK Albums Chart. The album title comes from the chorus of track 7 on the album, "Show Me the Real You", and also serves as a reference to this being Bedingfield's second album.
In the United Kingdom, the first single to be taken from the album was "Nothing Hurts Like Love", which peaked at number three on the UK Singles Chart in the same month as the album was released. The second single was "Wrap My Words Around You", released in February 2005, followed by "The Way". The UK release includes two bonus tracks, "Draw You" and "A Kiss Without Commitment", and a hidden track entitled "I'm Not Dead", which refers to Bedingfield's near-fatal car accident in New Zealand earlier in 2004.
Top songs by Daniel Bedingfield
Never Gonna Leave Your Side- If You're Not The One
- I'm Not Dead
- Gotta Get Thru This
- Right Girl
- If You're Not The One (remix)
- Wrap My Words Around You
- Inflate My Ego
- James Dean (i Wanna Know)
- Sorry
- The Sweetest Melody
- Without The Girl
- I Can't Read You
- Honest Questions
- He Don't Love You Like I Love You
- Girlfriend
- Blown It Again
- Holiness
- All The Little Children
- The Way
- All Your Attention
- Show Me The Real You
- Complicated
- Nothing Hurts Like Love
- Don't Give'r It All
- Draw You
- Friday
- Growing Up
- A Kiss Without Commitment
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