Here is the “official” track list of Britney Spears newest album circus that will hit the stores on December 2nd.

The following list is said to be real. Exciting huh?

1. Womanizer (Produced by The Outsyders)
2. Circus (Produced by Dr. Luke & Max Martin)
3. Seduction (Produced by Danja)
4. Pop-Super-Star (Produced by Bloodshy &Avant; Sean Garrett)
5. Mannequin (Produced By Rodney Jerkins)
6. Fever (Produced by Lil Jon; Bloodyshy & Avant)
7. Dance-Off (Produced by Bloodshy & Avant; Sean Garrett)
8. The Scarlet Letter (Produced by Danja)
9. 4 My WeHo Boys (And Ur Boys)(Produced by Darkchild)
10. Always Running (Produced by Guy Singsworth)
11. Loser Ex-Boyfriends (Produced by Max Martin & Dr. Luke)
12. Thank U (Produced by James Wright)
13. Mommy loves U (Hidden Track) (Produced by Guy Singsworth)
14. Kill The Lights (Bonus Track)
15. Quicksand (Bonus Track)(Produced by Lady Gaga)

Well another Britney Spears demo out? People keep wondering if Kill The Lights song is already out on video sharing service like youtube and ushowit.com.

The singer recently made a radio promo where she said KTL was one of her favorite tracks of circus, and guess what? The background instrumental is pretty like the same of the next one below that hit the web a few days ago.

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After someone hacking our fansite, we lost all the Britney Spears Lyrics and our Forum.

Everything is back on and you can register at forum now since the registrations have been opened.

We also added Womanizer lyrics to the song section as the first song of Circus Album.

Make sure you check our forum and shout your word.

Here is some audio of Britney Spears talking about her new songs.

She says womanizer is one of her favorite songs, that it’s really urban and that she really likes the beat of it.

The pop princess even reveals that her upcoming album is really personal and that artists as Elton John, Madonna and Prince were a great inspiration.

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Wow. Here is a new promotional picture promoting Britney Spears upcoming album Circus.

As the name suggests, the image is a copy of the old 50′s posters that used to promote local circus in towns.

Click the image below for the full HQ version of the picture: