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Songfacts®: This is a track from Canadian singer Justin Bieber's debut album, My World. This song, which Justin co-wrote, is about how his parents marriage ended when he was young. He explained to Billboard magazine: "It's a ballad about the feelings I had when my parents split up and how I helped my family get through it.
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Songfacts®: This is the theme song from the hit Disney movie...
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Down To Earth. by Justin Bieber. Album: My World ( 2009)...
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Songfacts®: This is the theme song from the hit Disney movie Wall-E. It won the Grammy for Best Motion Picture Song in 2009, and was nominated for an Oscar along with 2 songs from the movie Slumdog Millionaire. Gabriel was asked to perform just one minute of this 6 minute song on the Oscars ceremony in a medley with the 2 other nominees, and ...
Down To Earth. by Justin Bieber. Album: My World ( 2009) Charted: 79. License This Song . songfacts ®. artistfacts. Oh, oh, oh. I never thought that it'd be easy. 'Cause we both so distant now. And the walls are closing in on us. And we're wondering how. No one has a solid answer. We're just walking in the dark.
17 de nov. de 2009 · Down to Earth. Justin Bieber. Track 3 on My World [Canadian iTunes Exclusive] Producers. Rock Mafia, Bruce Waynne & 1 more. In an interview in November 2009 with Billboard, Justin stated:...
10 de jun. de 2008 · Down to Earth. Written by Peter Gabriel and Thomas Newman for the 2008 Pixar/Disney film Wall-E. The song won a Grammy and was nominated for an Oscar. The song plays over the film’s end….
Justin Bieber Wiki. in: Songs, Ballad songs, Soul songs, and 4 more. English. Down to Earth. . Down to Earth (Acoustic Version) . Down to Earth. Released. November 17, 2009. EP. My World. Recorded. 2009; by Chris Kraus at Icon Studios, Atlanta, GA. Genre. Soul-ballad / Soul-pop. Length. 4:05. Written by.
30 de ago. de 2023 · Down to Earth is a captivating song by Peter Gabriel that touches on the deep meaning of our connection with the Earth and our responsibility to protect and care for it. This powerful and thought-provoking track was featured in the 2008 movie “WALL-E,” further highlighting its significance.
