Top 10 December 12, 1999 Sarah McLachlan – When She Loved Me This adult contemporary pop song is a notable part of the soundtrack of my life Be the first to share your thoughts How is this artist or song part of your life soundtrack? Song Details Soundtrack Playlisted Recurrent Setlisted Vault Low Rotation N/A N/A N/A N/A Key notation F Major Tempo Moderate (108-119 BPM) Credits Randy Newman (producer), Randy Newman (songwriter), Sarah McLachlan (artist), Sarah McLachlan (lead artist), Sarah McLachlan (producer) Related artist(s) Related music #1 for 1 week July 26, 1998 Sarah McLachlan – Adia Top 10 November 7, 2004 Sarah McLachlan – Perfect Girl (Afterglow Live) Playlisted September 18, 1994 Sarah McLachlan – Good Enough Top 10 November 5, 2000 Delerium – Silence (Airscape Remix) (feat. Sarah McLachlan) Top 10 October 13, 1997 Sarah McLachlan – Witness Song grouping(s) Canadian Heartbreak Melancholy Start a discussion Please be respectful. Keep your criticism constructive. Open your mind to new ideas and opinions. Comments are reviewed according to the submission guidelines. Share your thoughts Cancel reply
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