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Tracklist for the new album "Some Kind of Trouble"


"Some Kind of Trouble" tracklist and pre-orders


After a few um's and ah's, James has decided the final tracklist for the new album "Some Kind of Trouble" is as follows:

Stay The Night
Dangerous
Best Laid Plans
So Far Gone
No Tears 
Superstar
These Are The Words
Calling Out Your Name
Heart Of Gold
I'll Be Your Man
If Time Is All I Have
Turn Me On
 
It's now available to pre-order all over the place with different extras and goodies depending on where you order it. These include an exclusive track and "interactive digital booklet" from iTunes, an instant gratis track on Amazon, and signed copies with Play.com... Check them out on the links below and choose which one suits you

James Blunt official store
iTunes   Visit the shop on JamesBlunt.com
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