VANCOUVER, BC  [Tuesday Aug.24.2004]  /WMQT.com/ -- In a recent interview with NPR's Morning Edition, Sarah McLachlan talked about how she writes a song.

"They don't come out all at once," said the Canadian chanteuse. "They come out in pieces. I'll work on something for two, three weeks until I sort of flog it to death... [then] I put it away for a month or two. Sometimes a new idea will appear in that time, and that might be the chorus that fits with that verse."

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