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If It Was You

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If It Was You

If It Was You was released on August 20, 2002 by Canadian duo Tegan and Sara.

1 About
2 Trivia
3 Shop
4 Song Meanings
5 Reviews
6 External Links

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About

If It Was You is their third album, the previous ones being Under Feet Like Ours, which was independently released, and This Business of Art, which came out on 2000.

The album is a wide selection of acoutic, pop, and rock songs, including "Not Tonight" and "Living Room" which were featured in episodes of Grey's Anatomy. Tegan and Sara are both on vocals. On June 3, 2003, an enhanced version of the album came out, including "Come on Kids" as bonus track, tour videos for "Born in the Eighties Tour" and "The Never-Ending Tour", and music videos for "Monday Monday Monday" and "I Hear Noises"

"I Hear Noises" and "Monday Monday Monday" were the singles released from the album.

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Tracks

Track	Title	Duration
1	Time Running	2:08
2	You Went Away	1:57
3	Monday Monday Monday	3:15
4	City Girl	3:59
5	Not Tonight	2:34
6	Underwater	2:47
7	I Hear Noises	3:32
8	Living Room	2:47
9	Terrible Storm	3:25
10	And Darling	1:44
11	Want to Be Bad	3:52
12	Don't Confess (This Thing That Breaks My Heart)	4:32

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Awards & Certifications

Year	Award	Category
2003	Western Canadian Music Award	Outstanding Pop Recording for “If It Was You”

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Chart Toppers

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Credits

Performance Credits

Tegan and Sara Primary Artist, Primary Artist

David Carswell Multi Instruments

Michael Ledwidge Organ, Keyboards, Slide Guitar

John Collins Multi Instruments

Technical Credits

David Carswell Producer, Engineer

Sheldon Zaharko Engineer

Steve Hall Mastering

John Collins Producer, Engineer

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Trivia

At the start of their musical careers, they were known as Sara and Tegan, but they decided to change it to Tegan and Sara, since Tegan is a more unusual name and they wanted to avoid confusion with several other Canadian singers named Sara or Sarah, such as Sarah Harmer and Sarah Slean, who were popular at the time.

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