| 08.25.2017 – If you’re all out of faith and this is how you feel then you might be “Torn” about finding out the song Natalie Imbruglia that put her in the map is actually a cover song for most people who were surprised by this news.
It was actually not just a cover song it is a cover song of a cover song that started its progression. It feels confusing isn’t it? Yeah, a breakdown of this would be fully explained unless you’ve read it somewhere when you’re about to head somewhere... (Please CLICK on the title for the full article) |
Yesterday someone shared on Twitter a joke that would become viral throughout social media for everyone sharing their initial reaction about the truth behind the 1997 hit song “Torn” by Natalie Imbruglia.
every "90s kid" comes of age 3 times:
— horse the band (@VilinskiKonjic) August 24, 2017
• 18th birthday
• 21st birthday
• the day they find out natalie imbruglia's version of torn is a cover
The reactions documented by Digital Spy could see the thread as part hilarious and at the same time sort of traffic for those who never knew it was a cover song that was originally sang by singer Lis Sørensen that was titled “Brændt” (Burned).
Then “Torn” was written by Scott Cutler and Anne Preven in 1993 with their band Ednaswap where they performed it live. “Torn” progressed into a rock song by Ednaswap in the early 1990s when they recorded and re-released it in 1995.
Imbruglia collaborated with Phil Thornalley the original producer of the Danish song, which they worked on her version that that became a hit in 1997.
When you look at it was not that big deal that is rarely a new song out there that’s original in this age of of social media. This just happened to those totally shocked since they originally casually knew the song as an original, which is not.
No pun intended but most those who shared their reaction got burned on this one.
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