tevensso (moderator) said on September 7, 2003 18:57:

“Hold On My Heart” has been released by Dutch group K-Otic. Never heard of the others.

sweepi said on September 7, 2003 20:16:

I knew “Hold On My Heart” sounded somewhat familiar as I could suere I had seen that title in the news page before... Finally found the article already! Still, thank you tevensso. :)

And this other title, “Beautiful Things Terrible Thing”, yes, it certainly does remind of the “Have A Nice Day” song, “Beautiful Things”!!... However, this one, “Beautiful Things Terrible Thing”, it is, according to the information on BMI’s site, written/composed by Per alone, which got me doubtful, whether both titles could refer to the one same song?... Anyone who may know more about this?...

m-cvk said on September 8, 2003 11:54:

I agree with Sascha: Per got stuck with the melody/music and so he gave it to Marie :-) I like Marie’s demo more than the version that ended up on HAND.

sweepi said on September 8, 2003 23:48:

Well... Perhaps you are right... That was my immediate thought also, that those titles both referred to the same song, “Beautiful Things”... But what brought some doubt to me was: why then to register the same song under 2 different titles, I mean, shouldn’t it then be only the final version the one to be registered? (Or perhaps this logic of mine has no logic, I don’t know?... I mean, this seems to be an only case...) Then again, on the other hand, there’s also another detail, which also made me wonder: “Beautiful Things Terrible Thing” has a higher BMI # than “Beautiful Things”... I mean, I don’t know if one thing may have anything to do with the other, don’t know the real meaning of those BMI # and what they indeed stand for, as actually some songs that were released previously have higher BMI # than others that came out afterwards (ex. the ones from “The World According To Gessle” and the ones from “Have A Nice Day”)... So I don’t know, whether a higher BMI # does stand for a later registration (even when the release happened earlier?!)?... And, if so, then I shall go back to my initial doubt: if both titles do refer to the same one song, as we’re guessing, why then “Beautiful Things Terrible Thing” being registered after “Beautiful Things” itself? (Confess this is getting me a little all too confused!!...)