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==Music video== |
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The music video shows Melanie C on the top of a factory and around urban buildings while curling her arms around herself from the cold. There are also scenes of rain in alleyways. The video on the single includes scenes from [[Brandy |
The music video shows Melanie C on the top of a factory and around urban buildings while curling her arms around herself from the cold. There are also scenes of rain in alleyways. The video on the single includes scenes from [[Brandy Norwood|Brandy]] and [[Ray J]]'s cover of [[Another Day in Paradise]]. |
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==Formats and track listings== |
==Formats and track listings== |
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"If That Were Me" | |
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B-side | "When You're Gone" (Live) |
"If That Were Me" is a song by British singer-songwriter, Melanie C. It was released as the fifth and final single from Melanie C's debut studio album, Northern Star. The single charted at the UK Singles Chart at number eighteen. The song's lyrics address the issue of homelessness.
Music video
The music video shows Melanie C on the top of a factory and around urban buildings while curling her arms around herself from the cold. There are also scenes of rain in alleyways. The video on the single includes scenes from Brandy and Ray J's cover of Another Day in Paradise.
Formats and track listings
These are the format and track listing of major single releases of "If That Were Me".
- European/UK CD
- "If That Were Me" - 4:34
- "If That Were Me" (Acoustic Version) - 4:29
- "When You're Gone" (Live with Bryan Adams) - 3:36
- "If That Were Me" (Video)
- UK Cassette
- "If That Were Me" - 4:34
- "If That Were Me" (Acoustic Version) - 4:29
- "When You're Gone" (Live with Bryan Adams) - 3:36
Originally, there was to be a CD2 (UK) but this part of the single was later cancelled for an unknown reason. Featured CD2 cover is for a promotional version of the single.
Live performances
Melanie C performed the song on the following concert tours:
- From Liverpool to Leicester Square
- Northern Star UK Tour
- Northern Star World Tour
- Reason UK & Ireland Tour
- The Barfly Mini-Tour
- The Sea – Live Tour
Reception
The song was very well-received by most fans and critics. Caroline Sullivan of The Guardian has compared the song unfavourably with Phil Collins's 1989 anti-homelessness single "Another Day in Paradise".[1]
Charts
Chart | Position |
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Australia Singles Chart | 29 |
Austria Singles Chart | 45 |
Netherlands Singles Chart | 14 |
Scottish Singles Chart[2] | 23 |
Sweden Singles Chart | 22 |
Switzerland Singles Chart | 50 |
UK Singles Chart | 18 |
Uk Sales: 53,600
References
- ^ Sullivan, Caroline (19 September 2007). "I wish I'd never heard of Phil Collins ..." The Guardian. Retrieved 15 February 2014.
- ^ http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/scottish-singles-chart/20001203/41