A Million Love Songs

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"A Million Love Songs"
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Single by Take That
from the album Take That and Party
Released September 1992
Format CD single, cassette single,
Genre Pop
Length 3:54
Writer(s) Gary Barlow
Chart positions
Take That singles chronology
"I Found Heaven"
(1992)		 "A Million Love Songs"
(1992)		 "Could It Be Magic"
(1992)

"A Million Love Songs" is a successful ballad by 1990s boy band Take That, written by group member Gary Barlow. It reached Number 7 in the UK Singles Charts.

The two primary instruments are piano, played by Barlow, with a saxophone playing in the bridges. Many live performances extended the saxophone part at the end of the song.

The song was performed in the final of The X Factor's third series in 2006 by eventual winner Leona Lewis, who was joined on stage half-way through the song by the remaining four members of Take That.

  1. "A Million Love Songs " (7" Edit)
  2. "Still Can't Get Over You"
  3. "How Can It Be"
  4. "Don't Take Your Love"
v • d • e
Take That

Gary Barlow • Mark Owen • Howard Donald • Jason Orange
 Robbie Williams

Discography

Studio albums: Take That and Party • Everything Changes • Nobody Else • Beautiful World

Compilation albums: Take That: Greatest Hits • Never Forget

Singles: "Do What U Like" • "Promises" • "Once You've Tasted Love" • "It Only Takes a Minute" • "I Found Heaven" • "A Million Love Songs" • "Could It Be Magic" • "Why Can't I Wake Up With You" • "Pray" • "Relight My Fire" • "Babe" • "Everthing Changes" • "Love Ain't Here Anymore" • "Sure" • "Back for Good" • "Never Forget" • "How Deep Is Your Love" • "Patience" • "Shine"

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