| Here it is It is a simple love song in one sense — the message is plain, I love you now, I will always love you, if you ever need me, I will be there for you | The song has since been covered by such artists as Garth Brooks, Trisha Yearwood, Adele, Neil Diamond, Shawn Colvin, Kelly Clarkson, and Ed Sheeran, among countless others |
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| He had a roaring sound happening on that piano | The chronology is more or less complete and is now linked to all the reviews on the site |
First C sharp — the key in which the song is written — is a very unusual key for Dylan to work in, and when Dylan goes to a key that he uses rarely, then like all songwriters, he does so to find something unusual.
| In the July 2010 issue of Mojo magazine, Texas musician and producer August Meyers on the song | Personalized Advertising These are third party technologies used for things like interest based Etsy ads |
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| Find out more in our | Who else has ever began a piece in this way? Joel recorded his version for the Greatest Hits Volume III compilation, and the song served as the lead single, later reaching No |
The article does not seem to me to suggest that it is giving a list of who has recorded the song.
12| Indeed there was a series of programmes on BBC Radio 4 in which individuals were asked what piece of music they would leave for their loved ones to find after they themselves have passed on, and one participant in the show chose this, and spoke on it so eloquently for around 10 minutes, and I can fully appreciate why she chose this piece | This means if you are playing on a piano you take each note irrespective of whether it is a black or a white note and play it in sequence |
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| It has been said a million times before, but it is none the worse for that | Since then it has been picked up by many different artists, all of whom have found within it a remarkable balance of music and lyric, evolving around a simple yet perfectly placed musical device |