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We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things. 2008
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We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things.

The album We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things., released on May 13, 2008, marks a standout moment in the career of Jason Mraz. This is his third studio work and reached the third position on the Billboard 200 chart, becoming his best performance on the charts to date. The album's title comes from a piece by artist David Shrigley, which caught Mraz's attention during one of his trips to Scotland. This record is characterized by a fusion of styles ranging from pop to folk, creating a fresh and vibrant sound that resonates with the energy of its optimistic lyrics.

Year
2008
Songs
26
Duration
115 min 23 seg
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26 song|s

Song list

# Title Available ⏱
01

Make It Mine

3:08 02

I’m Yours

4:02 03

Lucky

3:11 04

Butterfly

4:59 05

Live High

4:15 06

Love for a Child

4:04 07

Details In the Fabric

5:46 08

Coyotes

3:38 09

Only Human

4:03 10

The Dynamo of Volition

3:37 11

If It Kills Me

4:34 12

A Beautiful Mess

5:38 13

I’m Yours (from the Casa Nova sessions)

4:47 14

A Beautiful Mess (from a Raining Jane session)

5:17 15

Live High (from an Avocado Salad session)

4:02 16

If It Kills Me (from the Casa Nova sessions)

5:01 17

Make It Mine (from the Casa Nova sessions)

3:23 18

Butterfly (from the Casa Nova sessions)

5:11 19

Only Human (from the Casa Nova sessions)

4:47 20

The Dynamo of Volition (from an All Night session)

4:23 21

Love for a Child (from the Casa Nova sessions)

3:54 22

Coyotes (from For a Girl in New York sessions)

4:20 23

Man Gave Names to All the Animals (from the Gospel Collection sessions)

4:18 24

Mudhouse / Gypsy MC (live from Amsterdam)

7:00 25

Make It Mine (Live: London Sessions)

3:30 26

Life Is Wonderful (live from Amsterdam)

4:35

About the album

We Sing. We Dance. We Steal Things., according to DoReSol

Among the most notable songs is I'm Yours, which was the first single and released on February 12, 2008, available on platforms like iTunes and Amazon. This song became an anthem of love and freedom, and its popularity helped propel the album to great commercial success. Another notable collaboration is Details in the Fabric, where Mraz joins James Morrison, and Lucky, featuring Colbie Caillat, a song that also had its Spanish version alongside Mexican singer Ximena Sariñana for the Latin market.

The recording of the album was an interesting process, documented in a series of videos titled "Crazy Man's Ju-ju," which show moments of its creation in San Diego and London. Additionally, the album was re-released in November 2008 in a limited edition that included an extra disc with the EPs We Sing., We Dance., and We Steal Things., as well as a DVD with a concert and a documentary. By March 2010, the album had sold nearly 1.5 million copies in the United States, earning a Platinum certification from the RIAA. The combination of its distinctive sound and well-chosen collaborations makes this album a memorable experience for those seeking to connect with Mraz's music.