"We Weren't Crazy," Josh Gracin

[Robert J]

Apparently this was sent for adds on September 18? It's the third single from his album All About Y'all that hasn't actually dropped yet.

I like it, but it's probably his weakest single to date.

[cactus tree]

Country Nicole Scherzinger! Put out a bunch of singles until one hits!

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TRIO OF IDOLS: While two rock groups debut on the Hot 100, three Idols who have shined on the country charts also have their latest singles enter the survey. The highest opening of the three is "We Weren't Crazy" (Lyric Street) by Josh Gracin. This is Gracin's fourth chart entry (aside from a group number billed to American Idol Finalists) in four years and his first since late 2005. His biggest Hot 100 hit to date is "Nothin' to Lose," No. 39 in March 2005.

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'EMPTY' RUNNING ON; 'CRAZY' TOO: While Ace Young becomes the 35th charted "American Idol" singer, two other finalists make moves into the top 10s of Christian AC and Hot Country Songs, respectively.

Sixth season competitor Chris Sligh advances 12-9 on the Christian AC tally with "Empty Sky" (Brash), which is in its 19th chart week. Over on Hot Country Songs, second season entrant Josh Gracin rises 11-10 with "We Weren't Crazy" (Lyric Street), the senior-most song on the chart. "We Weren't Crazy" reaches the top 10 in its 40th chart week.

"Crazy" is Gracin's fourth top 10 on this chart, but his first in three years. He made his debut in March 2004 with "I Want to Live," which peaked at No. 4. The follow-up, "Nothin' to Lose," achieved pole position in March 2005. Gracin's next single, "Stay With Me (Brass Bed)," went to No. 5 in October 2005.