you to make an album, they'd have a list of songs ready for you to choose from. It was like a massive list of just songs that other people have written that you can just kind of go, 'Oh yeah. I like that one. I like the sound of this.' It just didn't seem real. I mean, it wasn't real for me. They were all great songs and written by awesome writers. But, they weren't my words and my experiences; I didn't feel like it belonged to me." Paulini was heavily involved with the songwriting on her third album Come Alive (2015), having co-written all but two tracks on the album. She referred to Come Alive as her first real album as she took her time working on it, explaining that with "this one, this is me. Every experience in there is me, it's what I've gone through, or what I've interpreted from my point of view with other situations with my friends and family." After signing a publishing deal with independent label Albert Music in 2009, Paulini began writing songs for other recording artists. She co-wrote "I'm Only Human" for German recording artist Cherine Nouri's album So Alive (2009), "Culpable" for Spanish recording artist Edurne's album Nueva Piel (2010), the 2011 single "Touching a Stranger" for Allan Eshuijs' project Wildboyz, and the 2014 single "Just Like You" for The Voice Philippines finalist Jessica Reynoso. She also co-wrote "Definition of a Woman" for both South African recording artist Sasha-Lee Davids and German girl group Monrose. Another song Paulini wrote, "Welcome in My House", was translated into French ("Bienvenue dans ma maison") for The Voice France winner Yoann Fréget's debut album, Quelques heures avec moi (2014). Other ventures Television appearances On 26 November 2004, Paulini made a guest appearance in the Australian soap opera Home and Away as herself. In the episode, Paulini performs her single "We Can Try" at the opening of Summer Bay's new bar Noah's, and later performs "Silent Night" at the christening for Sally Fletcher's (Kate Ritchie) baby. Paulini appeared as a contestant in the first season of the Australian lifestyle reality series Celebrity Overhaul in February 2005, alongside six other celebrities. On the show, celebrities went through a six-week course of fitness and lifestyle retraining. In May 2006, Paulini joined the first season of the celebrity singing show It Takes Two, where 10 non-singing celebrities are