Talk:Living to Love You

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My Heart Will Go On sample[edit]

The statement that this song samples My Heart Will Go On is unsourced. The German version of this article has a source for it that doesn't properly prove any kind of sampling. To me, the sampling thing seems far fetched. The instruments in the two songs are different; Living To Love You features a prominent piano completely unheard on My Heart Will Go On, while the keyboard sounds from My Heart Will Go On are completely absent in Living To Love You. The percussion and strings are also different. I suggest that that sentence should be removed. NayruLink (talk) 15:36, 5 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]