Jessica Simpson's 'Come on Over' debuts at #3 on CMT

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Jessica Simpson's 'Come on Over' debuts at #3 on CMT
Posted on Wednesday, August 06, 2008 (EST)
Jessica Simpson's video 'Come on Over' from her debut country music album 'Do You Know' debuted at #3 on Country Music Television (CMT).



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Jessica Simpson's video 'Come on Over' from her debut country music album 'Do You Know' debuted at #3 on Country Music Television (CMT). Photo Credit: Jessica Simpson

August 6, 2008 (Sawf News) - Jessica Simpson's video 'Come on Over' from her debut country music album 'Do You Know' debuted at #3 on Country Music Television (CMT).

"Wow! I just wanted to thank y'all for voting for my video! I can't believe it debuted at 3 on CMT! Your love and devotion is making my dreams come true!" an ecstatic Jessica says in a post on her website.

The album produced by Brett James and John Shanks is set to be released on September 9. Simpson co-wrote all but three of the tracks featured on the disc, including Come on Over.