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Lauren Duski listens to feedback after performing on The Voice Top 4 show Monday night. (NBC Photo)

After Lauren Duski performed “Deja Vu” on The Voice Monday night, he congratulated her on writing her first number one hit.

As of 9 a.m. Tuesday, Lauren’s original was indeed number one on the iTunes singles chart.

And if that isn’t enough for the young lady who once intended to become a dentist to rejoice about, the iTunes charts delivered lots more good news.

Her cover from Monday’s show, “The Dance” was number two on the charts. Her single from last week — the superb “Ghost in This House” — had rebounded to number 12. Six other songs she performed on The Voice had returned to the chart.

And her duet with Blake Shelton, though it doesn’t count in the voting, was Monday’s most successful coach-artist performance, hitting number 18 on iTunes.

Over on the hard-to=climb country singles chart, songs by Lauren Duski were sitting in four of the top five spots. from Monday’s show

Will it be enough to carry Lauren to the Season 12 Voice crown when results are announced tonight in a special two-hour season finale (9 p.m. start).

It should be. But The Voice showed its favoritism toward Chris Blue again Monday, handing him the show’s pimp spot for the second time in four weeks though he hasn’t finished ahead of Lauren on the charts since the blind auditions.

In spite of her chart dominance, Lauren hasn’t gotten to close a show since the live shows began.

Chris also placed two songs in the Top 10 after Monday’s show, with his original “Money on You,” landing at number three and his cover, “Rhythm Nation,” checking in at number nine.

In fact, all four originals The Voice finalists performed on Monday’s show cracked the iTunes Top 10.

Rankings as of 9 a.m. appear below. I’ll update this list when voting closes at noon.

Overall Singles Chart:

#1 — Lauren Duski, “Deja Vu”

#2 — Lauren Duski, “The Dance”

#3 — Chris Blue, “Money On You”

#5 — Jesse Larson, “Woman”

#8 — Aliyah Moulden, “Never Be Lonely”

#9 — Chris Blue, “Rhythm Nation”

#19 — Lauren Duski with Blake Shelton, “There’s a Tear in My Beer”

#21 — Chris Blue and Alicia Keys, “Diamonds and Pearls”

#28 — Jesse Larson, “Takin’ It to the Streets”

#29 — Jesse Larson and Adam Levine, “Let’s Go Crazy”

#44 — Aliyah Moulden, “Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours”

#45 — Aliyah Moulden and Blake Shelton, “Dancing in the Steets”

Previous songs back in the iTunes Top 200

#10 — Lauren Duski, “Ghost in This House”

#36 — Chris Blue, “Take Me to the King”

#68 — Lauren Duski, “Somewhere in My Broken Heart”

#82 — Lauren Duski, “When You Say Nothing At All”

#100 — Lauren Duski, “Lord, I Hope This Day is Good”

#105 — Aliyah Moulden, “I Can Only Imagine”

#114 — Chris Blue (with Vanessa Ferguson), “If I Ain’t Got You”

#129 — Lauren Duski, “Someone Else’s Star”

#130 — Chris Blue, “When a Man Loves a Woman”

#134 — Lauren Duski, “Tell Me Why”

#135 — Lauren Duski, “You Were Meant for Me”

#146 — Jesse Larson, “Jungle Love”

#149 — Chris Blue, “24K Magic”

#156 — Chris Blue, “Tracks of My Tears”

#197 — Jesse Larson, “I Was Wrong”

Country Singles Chart:

#1 — Lauren Duski, “Deja Vu”

#2 — Lauren Duski, “The Dance”

#5 — Lauren Duski with Blake Shelton, “There’s a Tear in My Beer”

Pop Singles Chart

#2 — Aliyah Moulden, “Never Be Lonely”

#12 — Jesse Larson and Adam Levine, “Let’s Go Crazy”

#21 — Aliyah Moulden, “Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours”

#23 — Aliyah Moulden and Blake Shelton, “Dancing in the Steets”

R&B / Soul Singles Chart:

#1 — Chris Blue, “Money On You”

#2 — Chris Blue, “Rhythm Nation”

#3 — Chris Blue and Alicia Keys, “Diamonds and Pearls”

Rock singles chart

#1 — Jesse Larson, “Woman”

#2 — Jesse Larson, “Takin’ It to the Streets”