The Day It Rained Forever
"The Day It Rained Forever" is a single by Aurora with vocals by Lizzy Pattinson. It reached number 29 on the UK Singles Chart in 2002.
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| Single by Aurora | ||||
| from the album Dreaming | ||||
| Released | 2002 | |||
| Genre | Dance Pop | |||
| Length | 4:14 | |||
| Label | EMI | |||
| Songwriter(s) | Sacha Collisson Steve Robson | |||
| Producer(s) | Sacha Collisson Simon Greenaway | |||
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Music video
The video for the single features Sacha and Simon playing guitar and keyboard with Lizzy singing in a house that is floating on a seemingly infinite ocean.
Track listing
- UK CDM (2002)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Radio Edit) (4:14)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Lasgo Vocal) (8:09)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Flip & Fill Vocal) (6:46)
- UK CD (Enhanced) (2002)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Radio Edit) (4:14)
- Your Mistake (Radio Edit 2) (2:54)
- In My Skin (3:52)
- Video - The Day It Rained Forever
- UK 12" Vinyl (Double) (2002)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Thick Club Mix)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Deep In My Head Mix)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Thick Dub)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Deep In My Dub Mix)
- UK 12" Vinyl (Double) Promo (2002)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Lasgo Vocal)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Flip & Fill Vocal)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Monoboy Dubstramental)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Monoboy Vocal)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Flip & Fill Instrumental)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Radio Edit)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Flip & Fill Radio Edit)
- UK 12" Vinyl (2002)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Lasgo Vocal) (8:09)
- The Day It Rained Forever (Flip & Fill Vocal) (6:46)
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