The amount of time LeAnn Rimes’ version stayed on the Billboard Hot 100.
Both versions were released on the exact same day (May 23, 1997). While Yearwood won the Grammy, Rimes won the charts, with her version spending a then-record 69 weeks on the Hot 100. 2. Diane Warren’s Golden Touch How Do I Live Without U
Its ranking on Billboard’s All-Time Top 100 list as of 2018. The amount of time LeAnn Rimes’ version stayed
A 14-year-old LeAnn Rimes recorded it first, but Touchstone Pictures felt her version was "too pop" and her age made the lyrics feel less mature for the film Con Air . Are you looking to use this for a
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The track cemented Diane Warren as the queen of the "power ballad." She written it specifically with the idea of a universal longing, making it the ultimate wedding song—and ironically, one of the most popular funeral songs—of the late 90s. 3. By The Numbers
Unlike many over-produced 90s tracks, "How Do I Live" relies on a timeless, simple question. Whether it’s the youthful yearning in Rimes’ voice or the seasoned ache in Yearwood’s, the song captures a specific brand of "clean" 90s nostalgia that still hits during late-night karaoke or a long drive.