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"Have a Little Faith In Me", was the lead single from Mandy Moore's fourth studio album, "Coverage" (2003).  "Have a Little Faith In Me", was met with critical acclaim from critics however the single failed to make any sort of impact on radio or the Billboard Hot 100.  The single did manage to peak at 39 on the Billboard US Mainstream Top 40 Singles chart.

For the single release, Epic Records moved forward w/ the the "Ford Mix" in place of the "album version" for airplay.  Changes in the instrumental arrangement are significantly noticeable compared to the album version (ie. removal of the saxophone).  Epic Records has never released the "Ford Mix" for commercial consumption. Epic Records did commission a DJ, Mac Quayle, to create a club mix.  The club version has never been released for commercial consumption either and does not appear on any promotional CD pressings of the single.

Note: "Have a Little Faith In Me", is a cover of John Hiatt's 1987 single.