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List of songs written by Alicia Keys
American singer-songwriter Alicia Keys has written/co-written songs for five studio albums, some of which were collaborations with others. After signing a record contract with J Records in 2000, Keys began to work on her debut studio album, ''Songs in A Minor''. Prior to the album's release June 2001, the song "Girlfriend" was released to US radio in earlier on in the year "to introduce" Keys and begin promotion. It was co-written by Keys with Jermaine Dupri and Joshua Thompson and contains a sample of Ol' Dirty Bastard's track "Brooklyn Zoo".〔 The official first single, "Fallin'", was written solely by Keys,〔 and topped the US ''Billboard'' Hot 100 chart. "A Woman's Worth", written by Keys and Erika Rose, is a "jazz-tinged" song with lyrics which speak of how men should treat and respect women.
Keys released her second album, ''The Diary of Alicia Keys'', in December 2003. In addition to reuniting with collaborators from her previous album, such as Kerry Brothers, Jr. and Erika Rose, the singer collaborated with several new writers and producers. Keys co-wrote the song "Heartburn" with Timbaland and worked with Kanye West on "You Don't Know My Name".〔 Several of the songs were written solely by Keys, including "Harlem's Nocturne", "Dragon Days", "Feeling U, Feeling Me" (Interlude) and the single release, "If I Ain't Got You".〔 A reviewer for ''The Times'' wrote that ''The Diary of Alicia Keys'' "confirmed her place in musical history". Her third studio, ''As I Am'', was released in November 2007. Keys wrote several of the songs with Kerry Brothers, Jr., including "Go Ahead" and "Where Do We Go from Here". She also worked with Linda Perry on the songs "The Thing About Love", "Sure Looks Good to Me" and "Superwoman", for which she was awarded the Grammy Award for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance in 2009.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Alicia Keys: Past Grammy Awards )〕 The songs "As I Am" (Intro) and "Prelude to a Kiss" were written independently by Keys.
''The Element of Freedom'', Keys' fourth studio album, was released in December 2009; it was preceded by the lead single "Doesn't Mean Anything", co-written with Kerry Brothers, Jr.. The song is about having dreams and ambitions which seem to be superfluous if they cannot be shared with someone special. During this time, Keys appeared as a featured artist on two other songs; Jay-Z's "Empire State of Mind", for which Keys had recorded a sequel for on ''The Element of Freedom'' entitled "Empire State of Mind (Part II) Broken Down" and Alejandro Sanz's "Looking for Paradise". On ''The Element of Freedom'', she once again wrote many of the songs with longtime collaborator Kerry Brothers, Jr., including "Love is My Disease" and "This Bed".〔 She also collaborated with Drake on "Un-Thinkable (I'm Ready)" and with Beyoncé on "Put It in a Love Song". She is credited as the sole writer for "That's How Strong My Love Is".〔 Keys' fifth album, ''Girl on Fire'' was in November 2012. The title track was remixed to feature rap verses by Nicki Minaj. Keys collaborated with Scottish singer-songwriter Emeli Sandé on three songs for the album, including "101", "Not Even the King" and the second single release from the album, "Brand New Me", a pop piano ballad.
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