Friday's Child (song)

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“Friday's Child”
Single by Will Young from the album Friday's Child
Released	5 July 2004
Format	CD, digital download
Recorded	2003
Genre	Pop
Length	9:02 (album version) 4:10 (single version)
Label	BMG
Producer	Stephen Lipson
Will Young singles chronology
"Your Game" (2004) "Friday's Child" (2004) "Switch It On" (2005)
Alternate covers
UK CD 2
UK iTunes digital download

"Friday's Child" is a popular song, co-written by S. Lee and D. Taylor, and performed by Will Young. It was released as the third single from Young's second album Friday's Child, and was his seventh single overall. The single went to number four in the UK Singles Chart.

[edit] Track listing

CD1

1. "Friday's Child" (Single Version) (S. Lee/D. Taylor)
2. "Friday's Child" (Andy Cato Radio Edit)

CD2

1. "Friday's Child" (Single Version)
2. "Hey Ya" (B. Andre)
3. "Friday's Child" (Andy Cato 12" Mix)
4. "Friday's Child" (Video - Director's cut)

Digital download

1. "Friday's Child" (Live at Wembley)

v • d • e Will Young Studio albums From Now On • Friday's Child • Keep On Singles "Anything Is Possible" / "Evergreen" • "Light My Fire" • "The Long and Winding Road" • "Don't Let Me Down" / "You and I" • "Leave Right Now" • "Your Game" • "Friday's Child" • "Switch It On" • "All Time Love" • "Who Am I" DVDs Will Young Live • Live in London Related articles Discography • Pop Idol • World Idol • Mrs Henderson Presents

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