Here with Me

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"Here With Me"
"Here With Me" cover
Single by Dido
from the album No Angel
Released January 29, 2001 EU
February 05, 2001 UK
Format CD Single
Recorded 1998
Genre Pop
Length 4:15
Label BMG
Writer(s) Dido Armstrong, Pascal Gabriel, Paul Statham
Producer(s) Rick Nowels, Dido Armstrong
Chart positions
  • #4 (UK)
  • #15 (NZ)
  • #33 (FRA)
  • #2 (POR)
Dido singles chronology
"Stan"
(2000)		 "Here With Me"
(2001)		 "Thank You"
(2001)

"Here With Me" is a song by Dido and first single released from her debut album No Angel. Dido wrote this song when she met her now ex boyfriend Bob Paige and fell in love with him. This track can be found on Dido's promo album, "The Highbury Fields EP" from 1998. "Here With Me" was originaly released as first track on debut album No Angel in 1999 in US. This song was used as the theme music for the American television drama Roswell (1999–2002). After re-releasing of No Angel in 2001, "Here With Me" was chosen to be the first single. It peaked at #4 in UK Singles Chart.

Contents

[edit] Track listing

[edit] 2001 UK/European Release

  1. Here With Me (Radio Edit) 04:05
  2. Here With Me (Lukas Burton Mix) 03:55
  3. Here With Me (Chillin' With The Family Mix) 05:16
  4. Here With Me (Parks & Wilson Homeyard Dub) 06:02

[edit] 2001 Japanese Release

  1. Here With Me (Radio Edit) 04:05
  2. Here With Me (Lukas Burton Mix) 03:55
  3. Here With Me (Chillin' With The Family Mix) 05:16
  4. Here With Me (Parks & Wilson Homeyard Dub) 06:02
  5. Thank You (Deep Dish Dub) 10:40

[edit] Videos

There is 2 different versions of video for this song. First version was recorded in 2000 in US, but it's low-quality video in black and white mode and Dido said she looks really bad in that video. because of that in 2001 was released new version of video with much better quality this time. Director of first version was Big TV and Director of second version was Liz Friedlander

[edit] Covers

Here With Me was covered by Sarah Brightman on her 2000 album La Luna.

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