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"Take Back"
Single by Kumi Koda/Koda from the album affection
Released	22 November 2000 (1st US single) 6 December, 2000 (Japanese single) 10 April, 2001 (US vinyl single) 12 May 2001 (2nd US single)
Format	CD, 12"
Genre	JPop
Length	N/A
Label	Sounday 75766 70486 2 2 (U.S., CD) 75766 70486 1 5 (U.S., 2×12") 75766 70565 2 8 (U.S., CD) Rhythm Zone RZCD-45018 (Japan, CD)
Kumi Koda/Koda singles chronology
"Take Back" (2000/2001) "Trust Your Love" (2000/2001)

Take Back was Kumi Koda's first single to be released in Japan while 1st, 2nd and 4th in the United States.

Contents 1 Song's Occurences in the media 1.1 Commercials 1.2 Other 2 Tracklist 2.1 1st US CD 2.2 Japanese CD 2.3 US 2×12" 2.4 2nd US CD 3 Charts 3.1 Sales 4 References

• Kanebo Cosmetics (カネボウ化粧品, kanebō hashōhin^?) "Hadabisei" (肌美精, "Hadabisei"^?) commercial
• Acura 3.2 TL commercial. Aired in the United States mid 2001. This was still from a time when Kumi was promoting her 2nd US and US vinyl CDs.
• Acura 3.2 CL commercial. Aired in the United States late 2000. This was still from a time when Kumi was promoting her 1st US CD.
• Audi RS6 commercial. Aired in the United States mid 2002. This was still from a time when Kumi was promoting her debut album affection and that it incuded her songs, "Take Back" and "Trust Your Love", which were promoted in the US.
• Audi A6 commercial. Aired in the United States mid to late 2005. This was still from a time when Kumi was promoting her first Compilation album (5th overall), BEST ~first things~, and that it included her songs, "Take Back" and "Trust Your Love", which were promoted in the US. This commercial was used for the A6 Sedan and the all-new Avant.

Chevrolet Impala concept movie. Aired in the United States. This was when Chevy was launching the all-new Impala. Sadly, the last part of the song was cancled, but the first couple of minutes of the song appered since the movie was about two minutes long.

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1. Take Back (Jonathan Peters' radio mix)¹
2. Take Back (Junior's radio mix)²
3. Take Back (C."Tricky" Stewart remix)³
4. Take Back (Jonathan Peters' club mix)¹
5. Take Back (Junior's pop club anthem)²
6. Take Back (Jonathan Peters' Sound Factory dub)¹

1. TAKE BACK (original mix)
2. Your Song (original mix)
3. TAKE BACK (C."Tricky" Stewart remix)³
4. TAKE BACK (Daylight remix)
5. TAKE BACK (instrumental)
6. Your Song (instrumental)

1. Take Back (Junior's pop club anthem)²
2. Take Back (Jonathan Peters' club mix)¹
3. Take Back (Hex Hector main club mix)⁴
4. Take Back (Junior's dub anthem)²
5. Take Back (Hex Hector dub)⁴
6. Take Back (Jonathan Peters' Sound Factory dub)¹

1. Take Back (Jonathan Peters' radio mix)¹
2. Take Back (Hex Hector main radio mix)⁴
3. Take Back (Junior's radio mix)²
4. Take Back (C."Tricky" Stewart remix)³
5. Take Back (Hex Hector main club mix)⁴
6. Take Back (Junior's pop club anthem)²
7. Take Back (Jonathan Peters' club mix)¹
8. Take Back (Junior's dub anthem)²
9. Take Back (Jonathan Peters' Sound Factory dub)¹
10. Take Back (Hex Hector dub)⁴

¹remixed by Jonathan Peters ²remixed by Junior Vasquez ³remixed by C."Tricky" Stewart ⁴remixed by Hex Hector

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Chart	Peak position
Billboard Hot Dance Music/Maxi-Singles Sales	18[citation needed]
Oricon Weekly Single 200	59

Oricon weekly single 200 trajectory — "Take Back"
Week	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
Chart position	#62	#60	#59	#88	#72	#67	#88¹

¹re-entry

• Initial week estimate: 4,090^{[citation needed]}
• Total estimate: 22,680^{[citation needed]}

1. avex online (2005, 2006) Kumi Koda Official Web Site
2. Billboard (2005) Billboard.com
3. Oricon Style (2005, 2006), Oricon Style

v • d • e Kumi Koda
Albums
Affection • Grow into One • Feel My Mind • Secret Best ~First Things~ • Best ~Second Session~ Black Cherry • Best ~Bounce & Lovers~ • Kingdom
Singles
"Affection" Singles: Take Back • Trust Your Love • Color Of Soul • So into You "grow into one" Singles: love across the ocean • m·a·z·e • real Emotion/1000 no Kotoba "feel my mind" Singles: Come with Me • Gentle Words • Crazy 4 U "secret" Singles: Love & Honey • Chase • Kiseki • hands • Hot Stuff "Best ~first things~" Singles: Butterfly • flower • Promise / Star "Best ~second session~" Singles: you • Birthday Eve • D.D.D. feat. SOULHEAD • Shake It Up • Lies • feel Candy feat. Mr.Blistah • No Regret • Imasugu hoshii • Kamen feat. Tatsuya Ishii Wind • Someday/Boys♥Girls "Black Cherry" Singles: Koi no Tsubomi • 4 hot wave • Yume no Uta / Futari de... • Cherry Girl / Unmei "Kingdom" Singles: But / Aishō • Freaky • Ai no Uta • Last Angel • anytime Digital Singles: Get It On Special Singles: the meaning of peace Switch/I Only Want to Be with You Won't Be Long
Various
Full discography • Albums • Singles