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Disconnected

Keane
Track 3 on Strangeland 
Apr. 27, 20121 viewer8K views

Disconnected Lyrics

[Bridge]
I see the landscape change before my eyes
The features I've been navigating by
No, nothing looks the way it did before
I don't know where to look or what to look for


[Chorus]
I feel like I just don't know you anymore
But I've been burned and I've been down so many times
We walk in circles, the blind leading the blind
We've been disconnected somehow
There's an invisible wall between us now

But I've been wrong and I've been down so many times
We walk in circles, the blind leading the blind
We've been disconnected somehow
There's an invisible wall between us now

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What did Keane say about "Disconnected"?
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On the band’s website, Tim said:

I wrote this when I was driving up the west coast of America. I suspect it may have had its origins in some argument or other with my wife, but I can’t remember! But since that no doubt passed very quickly, I think the song has quite a jaunty feel to it, not too weighed down by its lyrical content! I think it’s quite Beatles-y in that respect – sad words with a very ‘happy’ melody. I like the imagery of a relationship being like a decrepit house, especially the line about boarding up the windows.

I think I only finished the song because I stumbled across the rough sketch in the studio one day and thought I’d have a quick listen – just at that moment Jesse came in and said “What’s that? I love it!”

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