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List Price: $4.99 | | Label: Sony/Epic
Salesrank: 781476
Released: November 2, 2004 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Welcome to My Truth Track Listing:
1. Welcome To My Truth
2. Saddest Part
3. Sick & Tired (Live From The Hospital)
Editorial Review:
The third single off the dance-popstar's self-titled 2004 album. Details TBA. Epic. 2004.
Welcome to My Truth Reviews:
Never more true... 
2005-05-27 - Anastacia truly delivers in the amazing single release of "Welcome To My Truth". The song is by far the best and most revealing selection from Anastacia's self titled junior album. The lyrics reflect upon Ana's battle with breast cancer and how she has lived to tell her story. Her powerful vocals are truly haunting and the song overall is very empowering.
The only downfall to the song was that no remixer has yet dared to mix it into the floor filling dance anthem it deserves to be!
She's In The Right Direction....
2005-02-03 - Wow! so much has happened after the release of an album that has not been written of it's kind in many years! Ana has proved she's more than just a song writer. This single proves it together with the other singles she previously released for her self-titled album. This is what she was meant to sing. She was Very Good on FREAK OF NATURE but this she is SIMPLY AMAZING!!!! Get this single as you'll see for yourself.
All get these singles as well:
(1) Left Outside Alone (Maxi CD-Single)
(2) Sick & Tired (Import)
(3) Welcome To My Truth (CD Single's 1 & 2)
AMAZON Singer/Songwriters and Sometimes Dance Divas
2004-12-08 - TOP CD Singles from Singer/Songwriters & Sometimes Dance Divas
1. White Flag - Dido
2. Forca - Nelly Furtado
3. World on Fire - Sarah McLachlin
4. Intuition - Jewel
5. Eight Easy Steps - Alanis Morrissette
6. Pavement Cracks - Annie Lennox
7. Welcome to My Truth - Anastacia
8. Voodoo - Amber (The Second Single from her fantastic "My Kind of World" CD. This track, presently being Remixed for a 2005 Release follows on the heals of the XM Radio #1 "You Move Me" (avail as a MAXI Single). Other Standout Tracks include the Pat Benatar-esque "Just Like That" and the Whitney Houston Meets Pat Benatar Power Ballad "Sacrificial Lamb")
