Controversy
- The song was re-recorded by American singer-songwriter Megan McCauley in late 2006 that sparked rumours that Raven was not including "Break You" in her U.S./Canada/Europe 2007 debut album, Set Me Free, but the song was finally included in the album and came out as a re-release single in Europe and Canada.
- This came after Raven left Atlantic Records, due to "artistic differences", and joined Eleven Seven Music.
- McCauley's version of "Break You" could be found on her MySpace page. It was offered up as a free download though it was cut to two minutes.
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