Love Will Find a Way

"Love Will Find a Way" is a pop song by Australian pop group Bardot, and was the third single from their second album Play It Like That (2001). It was produced by UK producer Ollie J.

The single debuted outside the ARIA Top 20 at number 27 in February 2002, Bardot's first single to do so, but rose in the following weeks as the group toured the country, eventually peaking at number 18, making it Bardot's sixth consecutive Top 20 single. Bardot never performed the song live in its original arrangement, preferring a stripped-back acoustic version in which they added different vocal harmonies and omitted the second verse. This acoustic version appears on the single as a studio recording, as does the previously unreleased b-side "Hit & Run", produced by Murlyn who were also responsible for the group's earlier single "ASAP".

The music video is set in the country and begins with a montage of Bardot photos before zooming in onto Tiffani who is walking down a dusty road. The girls are individually surrounded by fields with their on-screen lovers in the background. In the second half of the song, the girls meet at an old cottage and their male love interests leave on the back of a ute. The video finishes with the group sitting down, singing on the porch. Belinda Chapple closes the video by blowing out the candle.

See also Pablo Cruise - Love Will Find a Way

[edit] Track listing

"Love Will Find a Way"
"Hit 'N' Run"
"Love Will Find a Way" (Supafly Remix)
"Love Will Find a Way" (Acoustic Version)

[edit] Charts

Chart (2002)	Peak Position
Australian ARIA Singles Chart	18
ARIA Australasian Chart	4

v • d • e Bardot

Belinda Chapple · Sophie Monk · Sally Polihronas · Tiffani Wood Katie Underwood

Albums	Bardot · Play It Like That

Singles	"Poison" · "I Should've Never Let You Go" · "These Days" · "ASAP" · "I Need Somebody" · "Love Will Find a Way"

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