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Hey guys, do you all think Baby Can I Hold You should be included in the lead as one of Tracy’s best known singles, alongside Fast Car and Give Me One Reason? I started to add it, but thought I’d see what everyone else thought first. I hear it on my local soft rock station from time to time, then it was in the news with the whole Nicki Minaj copyright lawsuit a few years back. It’s definitely notable and a fan favorite, and Tracy’s next highest charting single, just missing the Top 40, and it did hit the Top 20 on the AC charts. What do you guys think? It’s cool if not, but it’s certainly worth considering! Cryptkeeperfun (talk) 13:57, 1 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]
Naaaah, I think the songs already there are her best-known *by far* internationally (in terms of the number of high placements in charts) and they're enough here. Adding any more could start a slippery slope towards the list growing to mammoth proportions. Graham8715:31, 1 July 2023 (UTC)[reply]
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