The Rundown: Robin Thicke, Paula

"Still Madly Crazy" singer woos his woman with his latest.

The Rundown: Robin Thicke, Paula - If you didn't get enough of hearing about the split between singer Robin Thicke and Paula Patton in the news, it now has a soundtrack. Desperate to get his estranged wife back following their breakup (due to rumored infidelities), Thicke has ditched the disco-y feel of his "Blurred Lines" fame for the solemn sounds of redemption music. Moreover he begs, pleads and sings for a reconciliation. Click on for this play-by-play of Thicke's latest magnum opus. (Photo: Interscope Records)

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The Rundown: Robin Thicke, Paula - If you didn't get enough of hearing about the split between singer Robin Thicke and Paula Patton in the news, it now has a soundtrack. Desperate to get his estranged wife back following their breakup (due to rumored infidelities), Thicke has ditched the disco-y feel of his "Blurred Lines" fame for the solemn sounds of redemption music. Moreover he begs, pleads and sings for a reconciliation. Click on for this play-by-play of Thicke's latest magnum opus. (Photo: Interscope Records)

Robin Thicke - When Robin Thicke and Paula Patton were in happier times, the couple often gushed about everything from date night to their sex life. The couple's separation hasn't silenced Robin, however. He's taken his "Get Her Back" campaign to the stage, the radio and even an entire album.(Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images for BET)

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"You're My Fantasy" - Robin visits the melodies and rhythms of Brazil for this opener with bossa nova-esque acoustic guitars kicking breezy chords as the crooner tells his love that she is his fantasy.  (Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images for BET)

"Get Her Back" - Sparse guitar strums backed by a hefty wah-wah and keyboard rhythms color Thicke's message of doing what he has to do get Paula back. Is it enough to win back his former lady? Only time will tell.   (Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

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"Get Her Back" - Sparse guitar strums backed by a hefty wah-wah and keyboard rhythms color Thicke's message of doing what he has to do get Paula back. Is it enough to win back his former lady? Only time will tell.   (Photo: Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

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Blurred Lines Tour  - Robin Thicke will be snatching hearts this summer as he winds down his tour named for his biggest song to date. But there's still just one heart he's hoping to win back.Click www.robinthicke.com to see what he has up his sleeve.(Photo: Gabriel Olsen/FilmMagic)

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"Still Madly Crazy" - A lone piano accompanies the "Blurred Lines" singer's declaration that he is still crazy for his once betrothed.  (Photo: Gabriel Olsen/FilmMagic)

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"Lock the Door" - "She's flying high, you can't hurt her no more," belts Robin. "And now she's locked the door 'cause you broke the key. And she's got a bright spot on her face now that she's got a little taste." Once again breaking out a piano, this time the singer's pleas are backed by a chorus of background harmonies.   (Photo: Christopher Polk/Getty Images for Clear Channel)

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"Lock the Door" - "She's flying high, you can't hurt her no more," belts Robin. "And now she's locked the door 'cause you broke the key. And she's got a bright spot on her face now that she's got a little taste." Once again breaking out a piano, this time the singer's pleas are backed by a chorus of background harmonies.   (Photo: Christopher Polk/Getty Images for Clear Channel)

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"Whatever I Want" - On this upbeat track Robin takes a break from the ballads and torch songs to party with his darling Paula... in his mind. Pianos and acoustic guitars give way to dance-music keys.  (Photo: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

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"Whatever I Want" - On this upbeat track Robin takes a break from the ballads and torch songs to party with his darling Paula... in his mind. Pianos and acoustic guitars give way to dance-music keys.  (Photo: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images)

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"Living in New York" - Robin takes his funk pill for this brash, James Brown-esque celebration of his own freedom in the Big Apple. "Every night is a mystery," the R&B star intones. "Hey, I just can't sleep. I got to stay out all night: so you can find me... I'm livin' in New York City."  (Photo: D Dipasupil/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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"Living in New York" - Robin takes his funk pill for this brash, James Brown-esque celebration of his own freedom in the Big Apple. "Every night is a mystery," the R&B star intones. "Hey, I just can't sleep. I got to stay out all night: so you can find me... I'm livin' in New York City."  (Photo: D Dipasupil/BET/Getty Images for BET)

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"Love Can Grow Back" - Having gotten the party and the head fantasy out of his system, Robin takes it back to the blues and his original mission: gettin' his woman back. Armed with swaying piano-fingering and a down home brass section, Robin sings of Paula being back and showing him how they can rekindle the old flame.  (Photo: Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Myspace)

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"Love Can Grow Back" - Having gotten the party and the head fantasy out of his system, Robin takes it back to the blues and his original mission: gettin' his woman back. Armed with swaying piano-fingering and a down home brass section, Robin sings of Paula being back and showing him how they can rekindle the old flame.  (Photo: Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Myspace)

"Black Tar Cloud" - Atop a foot-stomping rhythm, Robin opens up classified files on the turmoil of his home life with Paula, including fights, a suicide attempt, and golf clubs swinging. Sounds too real to be untrue.  (Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images for BET)

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"Black Tar Cloud" - Atop a foot-stomping rhythm, Robin opens up classified files on the turmoil of his home life with Paula, including fights, a suicide attempt, and golf clubs swinging. Sounds too real to be untrue.  (Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images for BET)

"Too Little Too Late" - On this upbeat track, regret sets in as Robin goes over all the things he should have done in his marriage. "Everytime you walked up in this house," he melodically thinks, "I should have made you feel special."(Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)

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"Too Little Too Late" - On this upbeat track, regret sets in as Robin goes over all the things he should have done in his marriage. "Everytime you walked up in this house," he melodically thinks, "I should have made you feel special."(Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)

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"Tippy Toes" - Once again Robin takes a break from his pain to offer a whimsical dance tune. This time it's an Elvis-inspired rock-a-billy joint but with 21st-century swag. And it's all about a girl who likes to dance on her toes.  (Photo: Mychal Watts/WireImage)

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"Tippy Toes" - Once again Robin takes a break from his pain to offer a whimsical dance tune. This time it's an Elvis-inspired rock-a-billy joint but with 21st-century swag. And it's all about a girl who likes to dance on her toes.  (Photo: Mychal Watts/WireImage)

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"Something Bad" - "Blood in my veins," Robin sings. "Something's got me by the reins/ I should run, but I been staring down the barrel of a gun." For the singer, this cut is the part where he gets self-accusatory, blaming that bad side of him for the bad in his marriage.  (Photo: Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images for VH1 Save The Music Foundation)

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"Something Bad" - "Blood in my veins," Robin sings. "Something's got me by the reins/ I should run, but I been staring down the barrel of a gun." For the singer, this cut is the part where he gets self-accusatory, blaming that bad side of him for the bad in his marriage.  (Photo: Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images for VH1 Save The Music Foundation)

"The Opposite of Me" - Staying within the realm of self-reflection, Robin digs into the bag of '70s singer-songwriter flavors of Todd Rundgren to discuss what Paula needs... Or, rather, the type of man like him she needs.  (Photo: Taylor Hill/Getty Images for Clear Channel)

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"The Opposite of Me" - Staying within the realm of self-reflection, Robin digs into the bag of '70s singer-songwriter flavors of Todd Rundgren to discuss what Paula needs... Or, rather, the type of man like him she needs.  (Photo: Taylor Hill/Getty Images for Clear Channel)

"Time of Your Life" - Robin takes his music back to the '50s á la Bobby Day's 1958 "Rockin' Robin" on this cut, which gives an optimistic view of what is needed: to just enjoy and have the best time of his life.  (Photo: Larry Marano/Getty Images for Clear Channel)

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"Time of Your Life" - Robin takes his music back to the '50s á la Bobby Day's 1958 "Rockin' Robin" on this cut, which gives an optimistic view of what is needed: to just enjoy and have the best time of his life.  (Photo: Larry Marano/Getty Images for Clear Channel)

"Forever Love" - Robin ends his LP-length love note to Paula with a torch song. Punctuated notes are pushed out of a piano with the singer letting his estranged wife know that no matter what happens there will always be love between them.  (Photo: Charles Sykes/Invision/AP, File)

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"Forever Love" - Robin ends his LP-length love note to Paula with a torch song. Punctuated notes are pushed out of a piano with the singer letting his estranged wife know that no matter what happens there will always be love between them.  (Photo: Charles Sykes/Invision/AP, File)

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