More Love Than Ordinary

This was a bonus track (only) on a French release of the CD: My World, Warner Bros 26735, 1993*.

The song was originally written by Francis Cabrel (cf. this Youtube clip), and adapted in English by (Ray's longtime French girlfriend) Arlette Kotchounian**. It was added as a bonus track to a (French?) (re?)release of Ray's album My World (Disk ID: 1674286*).
Ray's original audio version, with Ray even singing a line in French, can be listened to through the clip below.

In 1999 the song was used in a commercial commissioned by

Ad by one of Manor's retail chains.

Groupe Manor, a Swiss retail group, as part of their Millennium campaign.

* The linked source dates the CD in 1993, the year of the original release; I assume the re-release with this bonus track was from 1999 or 2000.
** Kotchounian has been involved in several fundraising activities for children charities; the original recording may have to do with one of these.

The bonus track:

1999 commercial:

Ray Charles Singing More Love Than Ordinary In Manor Commercial (1999)

Ad by one of Manor's retail chains.

Groupe Manor is a Swiss retail group. In 1999 they broadcast a Millennium commercial. The agency was Frei. Partner. The production company was Wirz Fraefel Paal. The film was shot at Studio Primetime in Zürich; directed by Ernst Wirz, creative direction by Mäni Frei, Martin Furhrer held the camera.*
During the campaign period all Manor stores sold Christmas candles, with the proceeds (SSF 150,000) donated to the charity organization Swiss Solidarity.  There must have been more versions of the TV commercial with French and Italian (and maybe even Rhaeto-Romanic) voice-overs.
* Many thanks to Levente Paal for details.

The song was originally written by Francis Cabrel (a B-side of a single released in 1986) as Il Faudra Leur Dire (cf. this Youtube clip), and adapted in English by (Ray's longtime French girlfriend) Arlette Kotchounian. It was added as a bonus track to a (French?) (re?)release of Ray's album My World (Disk ID: 1674286*). Ray's original audio version, with Ray even singing a line in French, can be listened to here (and through the soundclip below).

* This source dates CD in 1993, the year of the original release; I assume the re-release with this bonus track was from 1999 or 2000.

1999 commercial:

Soundclip of the bonus track: