Maybe I Can Change

Now, will it ever be the same again?

And it will it ever feel right?

The false start, then I try to twist your heart

But I supposed it always knows

 

I know how I let you down

But maybe I can change this time around

This heart and these hands are mine

Maybe I can change this time

 

 

Soon, I'm gonna be an older man

And I will struggle to remember

The blank space when I tried to see your face

The blinded eye, I can't replace

 

I know how I let you down

But maybe I can change this time around

This heart and these hands are mine

Maybe I can change this time

 

 

Oh why can't we go back again?

Rain, rain, will you ever go away?

Come back again some other day

 

 

I know how I let you down

But maybe I can change this time around

This heart and these hands are mine

Maybe I can change this time

 

 

But I've tired you out with the things I do

But I can change, and change you too

But still somehow, I have to say

"I'm on my way"

Gone

 

Source: http://www.songmeanings.net/lyric.php?lid=3530822107858626911

Thank you so much.

Anytime. :)

Any chance of anyone uploading the Pinkpop set again? I seem to be missing Try Again for some reason :dozey:

 

Tim

Pinkpop? :huh2:

Keane to sell instant live CDs to beat the bootleggers

 

Keane to sell instant live CDs to beat the bootleggers

 

Last updated at 17:14pm on 11th October 2006

CDs: Keane will press CDs of their live gigs within minutes of coming off stage

Pop band Keane are firing the opening salvo in a new battle against bootleggers.

They are to sell CD recordings of their gigs only 10 minutes after they come off stage - in a bid to counter illegal recordings.

A limited run of 1,000 CDs will be sold per gig to fans leaving the venue by their label Island Records. A spokeswoman for the band said: "The CDs will be recorded, mixed and mastered in real time, backstage after the gigs, and then pressed and sold to fans in the lobby as they leave."

Recent statistics show that while illegal downloads are a major concern, physical music piracy lost the music industry about £165 million last year.

Keane play the Alexandra Palace on 26 and 27 October.

Thats a really good idea.

Dooooooooood

 

That's sweet, I'd love to see this catch on.

Yeah that should beat them at their own game!!

Oh snap! Now I really want to see them live... D:

What an awsome idea. Im all for it, not only for Keane but I would love it if more bands can copy the idea:p

its a fantastic idea, i've pre-ordered my CD already. the fact thats its a professional quality recording as well is amazing!

 

i really hope this catches on!

I pre-ordered mine to arrive by the post as I doubt I'll be able to hang around for long after the gig in manchester next week. Its such a cool thing to do! Especially as its my first keane live experience and it will be a fantastic reminder of what I hope will be a wicked night!!!!!

:) These guys apparently heard me!

The Raconteurs will be recording each night of their upcoming sold out UK tour and making limited edition CDs available directly to the fans. A deluxe double disc live CD, with artwork exclusive to each venue, will be available for fans to purchase as they leave the gig. There will also be an option to include a download of a special live version of the new single 'Broken Boy Soldier' that will be available to collect starting October 23rd. CDs of each gig will be limited to 1,000 copies and fans who are unable to make it to the show can mail order the concerts by visiting http://www.concertlive.co.uk/Raconteurs/index.html

They are only doing it for the money.

 

They don't care about their fans.

i'l give you that, but still, the fans benefit too!

They are only doing it for the money.

 

They don't care about their fans.

 

 

 

You're right, but who cares?

 

As long as we get what we want then there's no problem. I don't lose sleep cause my favourite band doesn't care about me.

Nice idea. But the collectors are gonna be in a bit of a pickle with so many official releases.

Keane to sell instant live CDs to beat the bootleggers

 

Last updated at 17:14pm on 11th October 2006

CDs: Keane will press CDs of their live gigs within minutes of coming off stage

Pop band Keane are firing the opening salvo in a new battle against bootleggers.

They are to sell CD recordings of their gigs only 10 minutes after they come off stage - in a bid to counter illegal recordings.

A limited run of 1,000 CDs will be sold per gig to fans leaving the venue by their label Island Records. A spokeswoman for the band said: "The CDs will be recorded, mixed and mastered in real time, backstage after the gigs, and then pressed and sold to fans in the lobby as they leave."

Recent statistics show that while illegal downloads are a major concern, physical music piracy lost the music industry about £165 million last year.

Keane play the Alexandra Palace on 26 and 27 October.

cant be there:cry:

I still havn't got my tickets for this...its ridiculous, the gigs in less than two weeks!

^:\ Good luck... I'm sure they'll turn up soon ;)

 

 

 

I think this is a really cool idea, wish other bands would do it. But at the same time, I rather like downloading my bootlegs for free lmfao. Should be good though if a band, like say U2, does this with a really huge and strong fanbase. Someone'll buy it and upload it for the rest of us who can't get it or be there... hmmmm!

Easy money for the band, and happiness for the fans. Its a win win situation.

^that's how I see it:thumbsup:

exactly. it's better for the fans at each show, collectors be damned.

DANG, they're lucky. I wish I had a live recording of all the Keane shows I've been to. =( I have a dvd of the Hard Rock live one.. only because they aired it on mtv, lol.