Broken
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[edit] Music
[edit] Songs
- "Broken", by 12 Stones from the album 12 Stones
- "Broken", by Bruce Dickinson from the compilation album The Best of Bruce Dickinson
- "Broken" (Elisa song)
- "Broken", by Gorillaz from the album Plastic Beach
- "Broken", by Kelly Rowland from the album Ms. Kelly and later re-issues
- "Broken", by Leona Lewis from the album Echo
- "Broken" (Kate Ryan song)
- "Broken" (Lifehouse song)
- "Broken" (McLean song)
- "Broken" (Sam Clark song)
- "Broken" (Seether song)
- "Broken" (Sonata Arctica song)
- "Broken", by Tift Merritt from the album Another Country
- "Broken", by UNKLE (feat Gavin Clark) from album War Stories
[edit] Albums and EPs
- Broken (EP), 1992 EP album by American industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails
- Broken (Back from Ashes album), 2007 debut studio album from Back from Ashes
- Broken (Soulsavers album), 2009 album from Soulsavers
- Broken (And Other Rogue States), 2005 album by Canadian singer-songwriter Luke Doucet
[edit] Film, television and literature
- Broken (1993 film), American long-form music video, informally known as The Broken Movie, based on same-named 1992 album by industrial rock band Nine Inch Nails
- "Broken" (CSI: Miami), sixth episode from the first season of the American television series CSI: Miami
- Broken (novel), sixth volume in Women of the Otherworld fantasy series by Canadian writer Kelley Armstrong; published in 2006
- Broken (2007 film), American drama which features drug addiction as a major plot device, directed by Alan White, it stars Heather Graham and Jeremy Sisto
- The Broken (film), a 2008 horror movie
- "Broken" (House), the first episode of season six of the US medical drama House
- Broken (Slaughter novel), a 2010 novel by Karin Slaughter
[edit] See also
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