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'''The Power of One''' is a song from the movie of the [[M02|same name]]. It is available on the movie's [[Pokémon the Movie 2000 (soundtrack)|soundtrack]] and is sung by {{wp|Donna Summer}}. | '''The Power of One''' is a song from the movie of the [[M02|same name]]. It is available on the movie's [[Pokémon the Movie 2000 (soundtrack)|soundtrack]] and is sung by {{wp|Donna Summer}}. | ||
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* This song was produced by popular music producer {{wp|David Foster}}, who worked with many famous artists such as {{wp|Michael Jackson}}, {{wp|Madonna}}, {{wp|Beyoncé Knowles}}, and {{wp|Barbra Streisand}}. | * This song was produced by popular music producer {{wp|David Foster}}, who worked with many famous artists such as {{wp|Michael Jackson}}, {{wp|Madonna}}, {{wp|Beyoncé Knowles}}, and {{wp|Barbra Streisand}}. | ||
** Foster and Summer had previously collaborated in 1996 on the song "{{wp|Whenever There is Love|Whenever There Is Love}}", the theme to the {{wp|Sylvester Stallone}} film {{wp|Daylight (film)|Daylight}}. | ** Foster and Summer had previously collaborated in 1996 on the song "{{wp|Whenever There is Love|Whenever There Is Love}}", the theme to the {{wp|Sylvester Stallone}} film {{wp|Daylight (film)|Daylight}}. | ||
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The Power of One is a song from the movie of the same name. It is available on the movie's soundtrack and is sung by Donna Summer.
Lyrics
You must always remember:
Life can be a challenge
Life can seem impossible
It's never easy when so much
Is on the line
But you can make a difference
With courage you can set things right
The gift to dream and make dreams real
Is yours and mine
The power of one
Begins with believing
It starts in the heart,
Then flows through the soul
And changes the world
Imagine how life will be
When we stand in unity
Each of us holds the key
To the power of one
Each of us is chosen
There's a mission just for you
Just look inside, you'll be surprised
What you can do
The power of one
Begins with believing
It starts in the heart,
Then flows through the soul
And changes the world
Imagine how life will be
When we stand in unity
Each of us holds the key
To the power of one
Then one by one
We can make the world
A much better place
The power of one
Begins with believing
It starts in the heart,
Then flows through the soul
And changes the world
Imagine how life will be
When we stand in unity
Each of us holds the key
It's inside of you and me
Each of us holds the key
To the power of one
The power of one
Remixes
Several remixes of the song were created and published on CD and vinyl:
- Jonathan Peters Club Mix
- Jonathan Peters Drum-A-Pella
- Jonathan Peters Radio Mix
- Jonathan Peters Sound Factory Club Mix
- Jonathan Peters Sound Factory Dub Mix
- Tommy Musto Gel Dub
- Tommy Musto Vocal Mix
- Musto Beats
Trivia
- The first stanza of this song was frequently quoted by Republican Presidential hopeful Herman Cain in his 2012 campaign, attributing it to "a poet", and referring it as the "closing song to the 2000 Olympics".[1] In his concession speech, he stated "I believe these words came from the Pokémon movie."[2]
- This song is one of the only two Pokémon songs in the world to be released as a gramophone record, in the form of a 12" vinyl single and a 2LP maxi single. The other is Don't Say You Love Me.
- This song was produced by popular music producer David Foster, who worked with many famous artists such as Michael Jackson, Madonna, Beyoncé Knowles, and Barbra Streisand.
- Foster and Summer had previously collaborated in 1996 on the song "Whenever There Is Love", the theme to the Sylvester Stallone film Daylight.
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This article is part of Project Music, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on each Pokémon song, CD and musician. |
