Think Ahead
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| Single by Esmeralda Dimuzio from the album 'The Empress Tour Live' |
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| Released | December 7, 2009 | ||||
| Format | CD single, digital download | ||||
| Recorded | 2009 | ||||
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| Label | Wired | ||||
| Writer | Esmeralda Dimuzio | ||||
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| Chart position | #5 (URAPS Singles Chart) #1 (pre-release) #9 (URAPS Airplay 40) |
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Think Ahead is a single by Esmeralda Dimuzio from her live album The Empress Tour Live; it is the only studio track on the album. The track premiered on October 30th after she had performed the song at her live shows.
The song is in Esmeralda's usual pop/rock style, about being cautious after having been in bad relationships, and urges any potential partner to "think ahead" before they fall in too deep.
The single is released on December 7th, against 4tune, Crystal Barker and Violetta DiNozzo.
Tracklistings[edit | edit source]
CD1[edit | edit source]
- Think Ahead
- Tell Her It's Over (Neyssa cover)
- Infidelity (Ace*Teens cover)
- Forget Me (Indigo Peak cover)
CD2[edit | edit source]
- Think Ahead
- False Hopes vs. What You Waiting For?
- Think Ahead (Video)
Video[edit | edit source]
The video features Esmeralda as a student who feels wronged by a male classmate who keeps stalking her. She then gets revenge on him by driving her motorcycle into a trap and jumping off before the motorcycle crash lands in the water, drops the boy in the water, and sets off a Rube Goldberg-style device that drops a giant ball down a waterslide and lights up a series of lights that spell out "C-H-E-A-T-E-R". At the end, Esmeralda plants a pie in the boy's face.
Emily Henning co-stars as the teacher in the video.
Chart performance[edit | edit source]
"Think Ahead" has so far reached #1 on pre-release and #9 on airplay. It debuted at #5 in its first week on the charts.
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