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In Another Life - Jennifer Love Hewitt
From the album, "Let's Go Bang" (1995 Atlantic Records)
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Written by Sam Lorber, Greg Prestopino, and Andrew Gold
[Laboriously, but gladly typed up by Mardi Gras(TNT)]
Right, it's me again, and have I got a real treat for you! For those of you that are thinking, "Hmmm,
name Jennifer Love Hewitt rings a bell. Isn't she in Party of Five?" I applaud you because you are
correct! And for those of you who accidently downloaded this and just carried on reading out of curiosity, I advise you strongly to get yourself familiar with the show and buy her albums. Love has one of the best
voices in my opinion. The girl has got class. Well, I could just write pages and pages on how great I think Miss Hewitt is, but I think I'd better let you read the important notes on the song!
the key of C. What I say is "Cut the cloth to suit your coat", or in other words, play it in
key you fancy! There is a guitar in the song, so there are actual guitar chords for the song. What I have posted are "Virtual chords", that is, you won't here them in the song. It's just a
to play along with the track. If you play the notes shown, on a bass, it should be a simplified version of the bass played on the track! The best chords to use are bar chords and they sound better when only the lower strings (root notes) are played.
Recommended chord positions:
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Intro: (Orchestral intro in key of C, for 0:22 minutes)
Chords over keyboard:
Verse 1:
If my loving you, could change the river's flow
I would not let you drift away from here
I'd never let you go
Pre Chorus 1: D A#
I want to be by your side
But the water's too deep and wide
Chorus 1:
In another life, in another place
I'd have held you close, I'd have known your grace
In another world, in another time
You'd be mine... You'd be mine
Verse 2: (Chords the same as Verse 1)
If I touch you now, I'd only lose my mind
Ooooh, when it's colder when I get there
One life at a time
Pre Chorus 2: (Chords the same as Pre Chorus 1)
I don't know where or when
But we'll pass this way again
Chorus 2:
In another life, in another place
I'd have held you close, I'd have known your grace
In another world, in another time
You'd be mine
Interlude: (Chords over keyboard, orchestra, percussion and vocals)
Wooooooooh wooooooooh
Chorus 3: (Same as Chorus 2)
Outro: (Same as Chorus 2/3)
Well that's all there is to this song. I apologise if some of this seems wrong... Especially during the
and pre chorus' (I know I've got the other bits down - well in my key anyways!). This version here is not
final one. I am still working on it, so any corrections are welcome.
-ya! =)
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Copyright ? 1997 MardiGras(TNT)
Any corrections, connections, pals or gals are welcome
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"There in no lift to success. You always have to take the stairs"
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Oh yeah, here are the credits:
Written by Sam Lorber, Greg Prestopino, Andrew Gold
Electric guitar: Michael Thompson
Lead and background vocals: Jennifer Love Hewitt
Keyboards and programming: Angelo Montrone
Bass: Neil Steubenhaus
Drums: John Robinson
String arrangement and conductor: Bill Meyers
Violin: Bruce Dukov, Berj Garabedian, Harris Goldman, Endre Granat, Karen Jones, Peter Kent, Robert
Rachel Robinson, Anatoli Rosinsky, Sheldon Sanov, Marc Sazer, Kwi-hee Shamban, Haim Shtrum, and Valarie Vogoda
Viola: Denyse Buffum, Scott Haupert, and John Scanlon
Cello: Larry Corbett, Paula Hochhalter, Suzie Katayama, Armen Ksadjikian, Steve Richards, and Daniel Smith