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Two New Whitney Houston Songs Hit Web – 9 Months After Death

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Nov. 7 2012, Published 5:00 a.m. ET

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By RadarOnline.com Staff

Two Whitney Houston songs that were never released are included on the late singer's upcoming greatest hits album, and we've got a preview of the music for you right here on RadarOnline.com.

The posthumous releases are Never Give Up, a song written by Jermaine Dupri, Bryan-Michael Cox and Johnta Austin; and an updated version of I Look To You as a duet with R. Kelly.

Lyrics in the inspirational Never Give Up, include: "Never, never give up/ Never, never give up/ No matter how many times somebody tells you it ain't working/ Never, never give up/ Never, never give up/ Hold your head to the sky, look them right in the eyes/ Tell them you will never quit until the day you get it right."

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The singer was found dead at 48 February 11 at the Beverly Hills Hilton, after officials said she accidentally drowned in a bathtub with cocaine in her system.

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I Will Always Love You – The Best of Whitney Houston hits stores on Tuesday, November 13.

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