Sarah mclachlan toy story 2 when she loved me

Sarah McLachlin's hauntingly beautiful rendition of 'When She Loved Me' became an iconic theme song in the 1999 animated film Toy Story 2, but few fans know about its origins or why it resonated so deeply with audiences.

The song itself is actually a cover version of a previously unreleased demo recording by country music legend Trisha Yearwood. However, after hearing McLachlin's powerful rendition on an episode of the popular American television drama series 'Grey’s Anatomy,' yearning for more emotional depth in her own voice led film director Pixar Animation Studios to seek out permission to use it as part of Toy Story 2.

The song quickly became synonymous with heartbreak and loss, thanks largely due partly because McLachlin's distinctive vocals perfectly captured the bittersweet feelings that come along whenever something precious is lost forever. Her performance on-screen during an emotional scene where the main character’s beloved toy, Flik (voiced by Tom Kenny), bids farewell to his owner as they part ways has since become one of cinema history's most tear-inducing moments.

With over 350 million views on YouTube alone today - nearly three decades after its initial release date when streaming platforms were still in their infancy stage then compared now where everything can easily be accessed mere clicks away at any given time without even leaving home let alone physically going out into public spaces themselves anymore...

Sarah mclachlan toy story 2 when she loved me