MY HEART WILL GO ON SONG WRITER MOVIE

The drama works вЂ“ this song was written to soundtrack the most unabashed, heart-tugging movie since Thomas J couldnвЂ™t see without his glasses, and it more than matches the majesty and excess of the film. вЂњI see you, I feel you.вЂќ ItвЂ™s a lot.Д«ut itвЂ™s meant to be a lot. Sonically this song really hits you in the windpipe with the drama вЂ“ from the peaceful foreboding flutes in the intro (which I thought were panpipes for the longest time) to the crashing key changes, and the Bronte-level torture of the long-lost love: вЂњEvery night in my dreamsвЂќ, Celine opens. Maybe itвЂ™s due to how overwrought and dramatic the song is вЂ“ forever linked to the tragic tale of Jack and Rose: the class difference, the brief, passionate love affair, the impromptu art class, the door that only fits one. So letвЂ™s double that still-modest figure. Obviously anyone buying this song heard it at least once before buying it, and will then play it at least once. ThatвЂ™s at least 200 million single listens to the song, at the very minimum.

128 million tickets were sold to Titanic in the U.S alone, not to mention the VHS and DVD sales.Celine DionвЂ™s 1997 solo album LetвЂ™s Talk About Love also featured the song, and sold 31 million.It sold over 18 million singles, plus the Titanic soundtrack itself sold a cool 30 million.Think about the sheer amount of times this song has been heard around the world.

My heart will go on song writer