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Actually no. Celebrate You was given to Corbin by Disney for the "What will you Celebrate" theme at the Disney World and Parks but was never a track that was written by Corbin or his producers/lyricists for the album intially. Because people already knew of the song, Corbin sloted it in as a bonus track for that promotional factor. Also because people really enjoy that song. But it is just a bonus track. Blinkie in a bottle (talk) 20:37, 14 April 2009 (UTC)[reply]