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In late 1999, and without a record deal, Keane recorded their first promotional single " Call Me What You Like". Released on CD format through Keane's label Zoomorphic, it was sold after live performances at the pubs where Keane used to play in early 2000. Only 500 copies were printed. [18] The EP was reviewed by Bec Rodwell from eFestivals who listed " Closer Now" as the best song of the record. [19] Jesse Joins Keane". KeaneMusic.com. Archived from the original on 13 July 2011 . Retrieved 27 September 2014. The religious dream and talk of peace, but most don't have the courage to use non-violent solutions necessary to break the cycle of revenge. Meanwhile, the death toll mounts.

The stanza after the second chorus (Maybe you'll find...) says that we have got to set our goals high, and we can do so much better than we're doing (sound familiar? Maybe the title of another Keane song?) because we don't have an unlimited time on this earth, and there might not be a heaven where we can live forever after. Complete list of Grammy Award nominations (48th)". USA Today. Associated Press. 8 February 2006 . Retrieved 25 May 2007.The album's eleventh song "Love Is the End" was featured on the 18th episode from the sixth season of the series One Tree Hill. [13] Perfect Symmetry World Tour [ edit ] Keane to split up after 16 years – Music News". Digital Spy. 20 October 2013 . Retrieved 10 May 2014.