Mandy Moore Wild Hope Lyrics Gallery

Wild Hope (2007)
		Tracklist Extraordinary (Moore, Talan, Tannen) - 2:54 All Good Things (Moore, Talan, Tannen) - 2:53 Slummin' In Paradise (featuring Jason Mraz on backing vocals) (Moore, Renald) - 4:12 Most of Me (McKenna, Moore) - 4:47 Few Days Down (Moore, Talan, Tannen) - 3:23 Can't You Just Adore Her? (McKenna, Moore) - 3:55 Looking Forward to Looking Back (Moore, Talan, Tannen) - 3:13 Wild Hope (Moore, Talan, Tannen) - 2:59 Nothing That You Are (Moore, Renald) - 4:28 Latest Mistake (McKenna, Moore) - 4:08 Ladies' Choice (Holmes, Moore, Yamagata) - 4:56 Gardenia (Kreviazuk, Moore) - 4:27
	Album Information
	Release Date: June 19, 2007 Label: EMI / The Firm Length: 46:14 Genre: Folk, Pop Wild Hope is the fifth studio album by American pop singer Mandy Moore, her first in four years. It was released via her new label, The Firm Music, a division of EMI, on June 19, 2007. It was released digitally in Australia on June 18 with the bonus track "Swept Away". Counting her compilation and cover albums, it is Moore's seventh album and her first to be fully co-written. Moore began writing new materials for the album in 2004. She originally signed with Sire Records and released a single via her site entitled "Hey!" which was written by James Renald, the writer of her 2002 single "Cry". In early 2006, Moore posted the cover of "Beautiful Man" on her MySpace and later informed her fans that she departed from Sire Records due to creative differences. Moore then signed with EMI and a UK magazine assumed after hearing the song "Slummin' In Paradise" that that would be the title of the album. For Wild Hope, Moore collaborated with producer John Alagia (Dave Matthews Band, Liz Phair) and has written material for the first time: she wrote/co-wrote songs with Rachael Yamagata, Chantal Kreviazuk, Michelle Branch, Lori McKenna and indie pop-folk duo The Weepies, all chronicled in a promotional video available for viewing on her official website. This is the first album that Moore co-wrote entirely; many of the songs are about her break up with ex-boyfriend Andy Roddick. This is her first full studio album in four years, and her first full album of entirely original material since her self-titled album, released in 2001. "Extraordinary", one of the tracks she co-wrote with The Weepies, was premiered via her MySpace profile on January 29, 2007. Moore has also put another song on her MySpace profile called "Nothing That You Are". The new track premiered on February 9, 2007. Moore explained how the album helped her cope with depression and self-discovery.

Other Albums
Amanda Leigh (2009)	Coverage (2003)	Mandy Moore (2001)	I Wanna Be With You (2000)	So Real (1999)
Compilation Albums: The Best of Mandy Moore (2004) Candy - 2005

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