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Jewel Gets Tender on 'Two Hearts Breaking' – Song Premiere

New tune comes from singer's first greatest hits collection

January 16, 2013 9:00 AM ET
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Singer-songwriter Jewel will release her first greatest hits collection on February 5th through Rhino, and it's filled with favorites from throughout her 20-year career, plus new versions of "You Were Meant For Me" and "Foolish Games." The former features guests the Pistol Annies, while Kelly Clarkson lends vocals to the latter. As if that weren't enough, Jewel has also recorded a new track for the collection, "Two Hearts Breaking." It's a tender ballad about a once-great love, powered by thumping drums, rough-edged guitars and of course Jewel's always stunning voice.

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