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- 1.1 Ain't Gon' Beg You Damon Thomas
- Harvey Mason
- Jr.
- Antonio Dixon 4:14 ^1.2 Free Yourself (featuring Missy Elliott) Craig Brockman
- Missy Elliott 4:18 ^1.3 Truth Is Ronald Isley
- O'Kelly Isley
- Jr.
- Rudolph Isley
- Ernie Isley
- Marvin Isley
- Carsten Schack
- Alex Cantrell 3:55 ^1.4 Selfish (I Want You to Myself) (featuring Missy Elliott) Elliott 3:24 ^1.5 Summertime George Gershwin
- Ira Gershwin
- DuBose Heyward 2:46 ^1.6 Baby Mama Barbara Acklin
- Vito Colapietro
- Neely Dinkins
- Harold Lilly
- Eugene Record 4:15 ^1.7 Got Me Waiting Ciara Harris
- Jermaine Dupri
- Johnta Austin
- Bryan-Michael Cox 3:51 ^1.8 It's All Good Rodney Jerkins
- Ricky Lewis
- Sean Garrett 4:05 ^1.9 You Were Always on My Mind (feat. string arrangements by David Campbell) Johnny Christopher
- Mark James
- Wayne Carson Thompson 3:43 ^1.10 Good Lovin' Brockman
- Elliott 3:53 ^1.11 Don't Act Right (featuring Jazze Pha) Phalon Alexander
- Charles Pettaway
- Johnta Austin
- Zachary Wallace 4:03 ^1.12 This Is Me Thomas
- Mason Jr.
- Dixon 3:33 ^1.13 I Believe (feat. string arrangements by David Campbell) Louis Biancaniello
- Tamyra Gray
- Sam Watters 5:00
Free Yourself is the debut album by American Idol winner Fantasia Barrino, which was released on November 23, 2004. The album was a great success for Barrino, selling over 240, 000 units in it's first week, and reaching number eight on the United States Billboard 200 chart. Free Yourself is certified platinum in the US and has been nominated for more than twenty awards, four of which were Grammy Awards. The album had a series of hit singles with "Truth Is", "Baby Mama", and the title track, "Free Yourself", being huge R&B hits. With two of those songs reaching number one on the US Adult R&B Airplay chart, one being "Truth Is" which achieved a record stay at number one on the chart for a female artist at fourteen weeks. "It's All Good" was a Club hit reaching the top 10, and "Ain't Gonna Beg You" received radio airplay.
