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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It's not The Korgis is it, "If I Had You". They sing `change` as opposed to `save` though, worth a shout maybe.
The other day I saw you walking
you looked as pretty as a peach
you looked so near
but yet somehow, you're out of reach
I could change the world
if I had you
I could change the world
if I had you
My daddy told me not to worry
he said, "Son it always comes
to he who waits"
but as I wait I fear sometimes
"Oh, no! it's too late"
I could change the world
if I had you
I could change the world
if I had you
I could change the world
if I had you
I could change the world
if I had you
The other day I saw you walking
you looked as pretty as a peach
you looked so near
but yet somehow, you're out of reach
I could change the world
if I had you
I could change the world
if I had you
My daddy told me not to worry
he said, "Son it always comes
to he who waits"
but as I wait I fear sometimes
"Oh, no! it's too late"
I could change the world
if I had you
I could change the world
if I had you
I could change the world
if I had you
I could change the world
if I had you
I'd agree it's definitely The Korgis with If I Had You. Its gorgeous tune is based on Rachmaninov's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini (Variation 18), which itself is based on Paganini's Caprice No 24 in A Minor. So it's a re-write of a re-write. Did you know that? More to the point, did you care? ;-)
It's one of several 'pop' tunes to have been cribbed from classical music, but it's still a belter in my book.
It's one of several 'pop' tunes to have been cribbed from classical music, but it's still a belter in my book.