With the release of her album The Colour Of My Love on November 8, 1993, Celine revealed during the press conference who was the man of her life, a secret that Rene and she have kept hidden for a long time. Besides, at the end of the usual thanks, she wrote on the booklet:
« René, for so many years I've kept our special dream locked away inside my heart... But now it's getting too powerfull to keep this inside of me... So after all these years, let me "paint the truth, show how I feel, try to make you completely real »... René, you are the colour of my love. L.V. » - Céline
In 1995, British fans took extremely well to Think Twice, a ballad on The Colour Of My Love. For five consecutive weeks, the song and the album stood on top of the respective British charts, an achievement not replicated since 1965 and the heyday of The Beatles. Think Twice remained at number one for two more weeks, surpassing the magic million mark to become only the fourth million-selling single ever in the UK by a female artist.
(Duet with Clive Griffin) (Theme song in "Sleepless Nights In Seattle") Note that Warren Wiebe first made the demo of Clive Griffin's part in the duet. The song was produced by David Foster.
Nat King Cole originally recorded it in 1952.
"A few years ago, when I was touring in Japan, Celine tells, I met an incredible young violonist: his name is Taro Hakase, and we have recorded this next song together." To love you more was the theme song for a popular Japanese drama series.
