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G4 Love Songs
Studio album by G4
Released	3 February 2017 [1]
Genre	Popera
Length	56:11 [2]
Label	Amick Productions
Producer	Ash Alexander
G4 chronology
G4 Christmas (2014) G4 Love Songs (2017)

G4 Love Songs ^[3] is the fifth album released by X Factor runners-up G4. The album of love songs features Lesley Garrett, Merrill Osmond, Oli Nez and The City of Prague Philharmonic Orchestra. G4 Love Songs was funded by fans through PledgeMusic, where the funding reached 112%. ^[4] Part of the pledge money was donated to Breast Cancer Care. ^[5]

Track listing

1. " I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)" featuring Lesley Garrett
2. " Your Song"
3. " Tomorrow"
4. " A Million Love Songs"
5. " (Everything I Do) I Do It for You"
6. " Because We Believe"
7. " Can't Help Falling in Love"
8. " I Don't Want to Miss a Thing"
9. " Love Me for a Reason" featuring Merrill Osmond & Oli Nez
10. " Amigos Para Siempre"
11. " I'll Be There" Featuring Oli Nez
12. " All I Ask of You" featuring Lesley Garrett
13. " All of Me"

Charts

References

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