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Post by Natasha on Oct 2, 2005 15:17:05 GMT
???Hayley is credited with co-writing "What you never know" but the song was featured on Sarah Brightman's "Harmen" album a while before "Odyssey" came into existance. I listened to the clip at it sounds exactally like Hayley's. So what did Hayley write??  This is rather confusing... Natasha |
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Post by roger on Oct 2, 2005 15:24:45 GMT
It's funny you should ask that, Natasha because I've been wondering the same thing for a while. Unfortunately I didn't get the chance to ask her last week but, if we don't find out by any other means, I will try do to so next time I see her.
Roger
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Post by Raymond on Oct 2, 2005 15:44:24 GMT
I think Hayley wrote this part.
'I am falling for you
I am falling for you
My heart's torn in two
I am falling for you'
becaue Sarah's version doesn't have these. But I am not sure.
Cheers,
Raymond
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Post by roger on Oct 2, 2005 16:46:18 GMT
I wondered if it might be that but I am not familiar with Sarah's version so I can't be sure. I just felt it sounded a little different from the rest. Somehow, it adds *sparkle* to the song.
Roger
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Post by Oksana on Oct 2, 2005 17:24:06 GMT
Look at the differences between Hayley's and Sarah's lyrics: What you never know won't hurt you What you never know won't lie What you never know won't desert you What you never know won't say goodbye What you never know won't hurt you What you never know won't lie What you never know won't desert you What you never know won't make you cry SARAH: What you never know What you never, never, never ... What you never know HAYLEY: I'm falling for you I'm falling for you My heart is torn in two I'm falling for you What you never know won't hurt you What you never know won't lie What you never know won't desert you What you never know - unless you try SARAH: What you never know won't hurt you HAYLEY: I'm falling for you I'm falling for you I'm falling for you So that's probably it. I like the part that Hayley added to it, it puts a lot of magic into the song. ~Someone  |
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Post by roger on Oct 2, 2005 17:38:14 GMT
Ho Someone,
Is it just the words that have changed or is there an additional melody line anywhere?
Roger
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Post by Natasha on Oct 3, 2005 13:48:53 GMT
Ok, so there is a difference. It was just a little weird hearing Sarah Brightman singing it a few years before Hayley did and then reading that Hayley co-wrote the song. Just didn't make any sense! lol. Thanks for pointing out the differences.
Natasha
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Post by Tin on Apr 13, 2008 12:38:00 GMT
Um... Does it mean it was a bit inappropriate to say Hayley 'co-wrote' the song?
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Post by Dori on Apr 25, 2008 8:23:01 GMT
Hello Tinmeigut, No, not really. Hayley did, afterall, write two original verses in the song, so it would be very appropriate to say she co-wrote it. Any original words put into any piece of literature is known as 'co-writing'. I like Hayley's version much better, any way. Dori |
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Post by Cherany on Sept 5, 2008 17:32:45 GMT
I have a question... slightly on-topic, slightly-off, I suppose.
The song on the UK version of the CD is not the same as the song on the US version, at least not in iTunes. This CD is years old, and I am just now noticing! Stranger, I must've had the US version at one time (because I purchased the CD through iTunes US), lost it in a computer crash, then acquired the UK version (when I re-purchased old music, must've bought that one), starting listening to it again, and never noticed the difference. (Unless the US version has changed in iTunes since the year it was released.)
Did anyone else notice the difference in instruments? The US version is faster. I think I prefer the slower UK one, but maybe it's just because I've been listening to it lately.
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Post by Richard on Sept 6, 2008 7:42:18 GMT
Hello Cherany!  The fast version was due to be released as a single in the UK, but it was shelved at the last minute. Personally I don't like the backing on the fast version.  Richard  |
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