No! Film and merchandise stuff

[Joanne Collins]

saying
>that Celine Dion had recorded a song for the film, written by the duo
>responsible for My Heart Will Go On. I feel I may have to go off and kill
>myself. I can imagine little worse than a song similar to the Titanic theme
>playing out as the film ends.

Oh, dear lord, no!

I'm a Celine Dion fan, but if it's *anything* like *that* *song*...*Joanne
shudders*. That song that did at least three (the only ones I know for
sure) better songs out of a Best Song Oscar. That song that I have to skip
over on the CD it's on. That song that doesn't tell a story, just tells
emotions.

The one minor bright spot...just because the song *title* is The Boy Who
Lived doesn't necessarily mean that that line will be a huge part of it.
It's rare, but sometimes a song will have the title in the first line or so
and it won't come up again later, with the chorus being different. The only
example I can think of offhand is the Bananarama song Shy Boy, (apologies
for the 80s pop ref, but it's the one that came to mind) where the title is
in the first line, but doesn't appear later in the song.

But I don't think that duo could be subtle enough.

Joanne, thanking The Powers That Be that Faith Hill did the song for Pearl
Harbor. I mean, I'd rather have her or Trisha Yearwood do the song for
Harry Potter.

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