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, released as the second single from their debut album, '' Right Now'' (2000). The song was written by

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, and Atomic Kitten-member

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. It was produced by Engine and Pete Craigie, with the radio mix receiving production from

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. The single peaked at number six on the UK Singles Chart, reached number 50 in Ireland, and was a minor hit in the

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Track listings

UK CD1 # "See Ya" (radio mix) – 2:52 # "See Ya" (The Progress Boy Wunda edit) – 3:14 # "See Ya" (Sleaze Sisters Anthem mix) – 6:23 # "See Ya" (video) – 2:51 UK CD2 # "See Ya" – 2:52 # "See Ya" (Kitty Karaoke version) – 2:52 # Interview with Atomic Kitten – 6:46 UK cassette single # "See Ya" – 2:52 # "See Ya" (Sizzling Danish mix) – 3:16 # "See Ya" (Solomon Paradise mix) – 5:38 European CD single # "See Ya" (radio mix) – 2:52 # "See Ya" (Sleaze Sisters Anthem mix) – 6:23

Credits and personnel

Credits are lifted from the UK CD1 liner notes and the '' Right Now'' album booklet. Studios * Recorded at Motor Museum Studios (

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, England) * Radio mix recorded at C & J Studios (Copenhagen, Denmark) * Mixed at Stanley House Studios (London, England) Personnel *

– writing, guitar, keys and programming *

– writing, keys and programming *

– writing * Atomic Kitten – vocals * Jonas Krag – guitar * Isobel Griffiths – strings * Mich Hedin Hansen – percussion * Engine – original production, original engineering * Pete Craigie – original production * Pat O'Shaughnessy – original engineering *

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– string arrangement and conductor *

– radio mix production * Mads Nilsson – radio mix engineering * Joe Belmaati – radio mix keys and programming

Charts

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:See Ya (Atomic Kitten Song) 2000 singles 2000 songs Atomic Kitten songs Innocent Records singles Song recordings produced by Cutfather & Joe Songs written by Andy McCluskey Songs written by Liz McClarnon Songs written by Stuart Kershaw Virgin Records singles