song. "I Love You" by Kim Hyung Sup (2005), from the original soundtrack of the South Korean television series Sassy Girl Chun-hyang, has a similar melody. "I Crave You" by Shontelle, from the 2008 album Shontelligence "For My Soldiers" by Pastor Troy, from the 2008 album Attitude Adjuster (includes some of the song's original chorus) "Lucid Dreams" by Juice Wrld, from the 2018 album Goodbye & Good Riddance The song "Shape of My Heart" has been covered by several artists: Ann-Margret, on the soundtrack to the 1996 television movie Blue Rodeo Lee Ritenour, featuring Steve Lukather and Andy McKee, for the 2010 album 6 String Theory Vybz Kartel Josh Groban, featuring Leslie Odom, Jr., on his 2020 album Harmony "Shape Of My Heart" is also used as the backing music for a popular card manipulation illusion by Canadian magician and illusionist Shawn Farquhar. The song "Fields of Gold" has also been covered by several artists: Eva Cassidy, on her 1996 album Live at Blues Alley Mary Black, on her 1999 album Speaking with the Angel I Muvrini, for the English-Corsican version "Terre d'Oru", released in 2000 and featuring Sting himself CJ Crew, on the 2002 eurodance compilation Dancemania Speed 9 Mary Wilson, on her 2007 album Up Close: Live from San Francisco Jay and Abby Michaels – The Harper and The Minstrel (arranged for Celtic Harp and Female Vocal), from their 2008 album For A Moment Fourplay on their 2004 album Journey Celtic Woman soloist, Lisa Kelly, on their PBS special Songs From the Heart Will Martin, on his 2010 album Inspirations Soundtrack appearances A different version of "It's Probably Me", featuring Eric Clapton, was featured in the opening titles of Lethal Weapon 3. (This version was available as a single.) The song "Shape of My Heart" was featured in the end credits of the 1994 French thriller Léon: The Professional, replacing Éric Serra's "The Experience of Love" (a track that Serra eventually used in his 1995 soundtrack for the James Bond film GoldenEye). In 2011, "Shape of My Heart" was used to conclude the final episode of the seventh series of British television drama Hustle. Accolades Grammy Awards |- | style="width:35px; text-align:center;" rowspan="6"|1994 ||rowspan=3| Ten Summoner's Tales || Album of the Year || |- |Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical || |- |Best Music Video, Long Form || |- |rowspan=3|"If I Ever Lose My Faith in You" || Best Pop Vocal