Judith Glory Hill is an American singer-songwriter from Los Angeles, California. She has provided backing vocals for such artists as Michael Jackson and Josh Groban. In 2009, Hill was chosen as Jackson’s duet partner for the song “I Just Can’t Stop Loving You” during his This Is It concerts. After Jackson’s death in 2009, she, along with the rest of the This Is It cast members, performed at Jackson’s memorial service and attracted global attention when she sang the lead on the song “Heal the World“
Lyrics below. Note key change at 3.07
I know you been hurting For a long time Seems like another day That never ends Oh, those long nights Without a lover, so fine A lover, yeah, but more than that A true friend Maybe they did things to hurt you But baby, they don't deserve you When all is said and done A change is gonna come I need you to cry, cry, cry A little bit longer I need you to try, try, try To get by whatever comes your way I need you to cry, cry, cry A little bit longer Now feel like the long day of the soul But tomorrow's a new day I hope and pray you will remember One day, it's gonna be alright But oh, oh, your heartache Ain't gonna' last for forever After the midnight cry Comes the morning light Baby you've been through the fire But baby, you's a fighter When all is said and done A change is gonna come I need you to cry, cry, cry A little bit longer I need you to try, try, try To get by whatever comes your way Cry, cry, cry A little bit longer Now feel like the long day of the soul But tomorrow's a new day Maybe they did things to spite you But only two wrongs Make a right to fools When all is said and done A change is gonna come Change is gonna If only you cry, cry, cry A little bit longer now I need you to try, try, try To get by I know you're suffering All day long But I bet you now It'll make you strong If you cry, cry, cry Hmm, yeah Cry, yeah Cry Cry Cry Cry
Don Matthews
June 2021
Really good! And thanks for the heads up about the key change. That you would notice this is an indicator of your musical expertise and sensitivity!
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Key changes are often subtle……they come as a ‘feel-good’ surprise if you follow……
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I am always alert to key changes. They are a great structural and dynamic part of great musical interpretation.
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You’re listening along and enjoying then an unexpected key change occurs which takes it to another level. It ‘hits’ you when it happens…..
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But… not everyone even knows what a “key change” is or how it works, or how a group of musicians can accomplish it together seamlessly.
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‘ seamlessly.’ says it perfectly. Clever musicians who can do this……
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