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Adia

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Product info. seems to be missing the songs, which are:

1) Adia (REMIX)

2) Angel (from City of Angels soundtrack)

3) I Will Remember You (from The Brothers McMullen soundtrack)

Sarah has always been able to capture the essence of womanhood by her soulful lyrics and haunting voice. In "adia," Sarah manages to do what she did with "good enough," which direclty addresses the souls of so many women alike, lost in a world of conflicting passions and guilt and entrapment. Not only does the sincerity of her music reach you, it enraptures you. Listening to "adia" is almost like listening to a lover or a great friend whispering in your ears that everything will be okay.......and I truly believe her.

The weekend after Thanksgiving I saw an ice skater skating to Sara McLachlan [after asking whose music it was--I'd never heard of her]. However, I don't know which song it was, but it was slow, soulful and stirring. Does anyone know which song this was. I can't get it on RealPlayer. Any help would be appreciated. ClaytonRoz@aol.com

As with most of Sarah's music, this song took a few replays to grow on me. I bought the single, simply because it was hers, and I knew I'd like it eventually, and then forgot about it for several days. When I realized that I was hearing it on the radio and she'd perfectly captured an emotion I couldn't even define, it found it's way into my CD player and hasn't left since. I often find myself wondering if she's really singing to or about the woman the lyrics would imply, and that makes the song even more meaningful to me...because the words and feelings she conveys with her music and that haunting voice could be for anyone. Well worth the price of admission.

When I first heard this song it was really soulful. It is a little along the lines of Sarah's 1st CD. There isn't as much variety though, I don't think taht I'd listen to the whole thing thru over and over again as I have before. Either way you can never go wrong with Sarah McLachlan in the car, in your home or at the office. I'd buy it soon!

Sarah has done it again. I thought that no song could top "Possession" on my list, but this song has done that and more. It's like she has found that certain feeling alot of us have about someone that we have (had) truly love(d).

"Adia I do believe I've failed you, Adia I know I've let you down..." Oh, sorry. I'm just so into this song!!! I love it!!! It's got great lyrics, music, everything! It expresses all of Sarah's talent. You'd be crazy to be a Sarah McLachlan fan and not own a copy of this song!

Sarah is a very talented singer and I believe this is just a taste of her incredible voice.

For all the Sarah McLachlan fans out there, her new single "Adia" is a good specimen of her talent, meaning, and dept of her music. This song is about herself, I believe I heard her say in many interviews. The word 'Adia' is referring to herself. In my opinion, any Sarah McLachlan song or album is worth listening to if you enjoy that sort of genre. I recommend any Sarah fan to purchase her new album titled, "Surfacing", as well as her past album "Solace". Solace is a very moving and spiritual record, as many of Sarah McLachlan's albums are. I also recommend another of her late albums, "Fumbling Towards Ecstasy". I have found that listening to Sarah McLachlan's music helps me in hard parts of life, and when I'm feeling good.

I saw her perform this live in Vail, CO and on the Tonight Show (Leno). Even if you don't like the song Adia, just watching her perform it should be enough to make you buy it. I Will Remember You is a great song from a pretty good movie. She concluded the concert in Vail with a candlelit solo performance of Angel on the piano. That alone was worth the cost of the ticket, three hour drive (each way) and the four hour wait in line (general admission).