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• SnuggleBunny 0 points 2010-02-03 13:04

  Dr David Kelly's death has (present tense, for some of us) nothing whatsoever to do with suicide and this song reflects that.

  Michael Shrimpton, a UK national security lawyer has revealed that sources within MI5 and MI6 are `furious' that Kelly was murdered. Dr Kelly was assassinated by a hit squad and there was advance knowledge of his death in Whitehall. The assassination itself was most likely carried out by the French external security organisation, DGSE. There was no indication that anybody in MI5 or MI6 had been involved.

  Shrimpton went further by suggesting that the hit squad itself was composed of Iraqis from the former regime's Mukhabarat intelligence organisation, recruited from Damascus with the help of Syria's own intelligence apparatus. They were apparently then flown into Corsica, seven days prior to the murder. He doubts that any of the hit-squad are still alive.

  ref http://www.prisonplanet.com/022304kellywasmurdered.html

• Shaun 0 points 2009-05-14 07:07

  Yes. His death was said to be a suicide. He supposedly took a bunch of painkillers and slit one of his wrist. However, the evidence shows in his autopsy that he didn't ingest enough pills to OD and there wasn't enough blood at the crime scene for him to have died from the wrist slitting. they also said that the artery he cut open could not put out enough blood to cause his death before healing itself. HMMM makes you wonder... "Did I fall or was I pushed, and where's the blood?"

• MaNha! 0 points 2007-05-04 21:19

  lejos..la que mas me gusta del álbum :)

• igent 0 points 2007-02-23 11:05

  did i fall or was i pushed ?

• Matthew 0 points 2007-01-17 01:02

  This album is true modern art. i believe it best to treat it as all great music and poetry...use your own feelings and instincts and find your own personal definition. We who listen to and experience the beauty of Radiohead definitely can relate to the melancholy and tyranny of this programmed world-but i always find a glimpse of hope in this wonderful music, and use it as a tool of therapy to get me though the daily struggle.

• iZak 0 points 2007-01-08 18:07

  I agree with Ngabó, this song talks about the unexplained death of David Kelly in Harrowdown Hill, and I had feel the same powerlessness like Thom Yorke due I live in a country with this kind of things all the time.
  "so don´t ask me, ask the ministry...."
  "we thing the same things at the same time, there are too many of us so you can´t count...."

  saludos desde México..

• barbalib 0 points 2006-12-12 20:35

  Oh yeah! Someone said something about Chile...!
  Huh, anyway, I had the pleasure to watch Thom and Johnny in London two years ago... I couldn't believe they where playing in front me, while I was drinking a glass of wine! Even thought it wasn’t Radiohead, I felt flying!

  ... and couldn’t help it, I hated the audience a bit cause they probably had the chance to watch Radiohead's live concerts a lot of times...

  Thoughtfulness and melancholy are worldwide feelings!

  We wait for you in Chile...

  Cambio y fuera.

• Luis Sampogna 0 points 2006-12-10 02:34

  a great song, melancolic but beautiful, please come to Monterrey, mexico. thats my xmas wish...

• paula 0 points 2006-10-27 20:22

  thom yorke... no te mueras nunca!

• Maximiliano 0 points 2006-09-23 05:45

  grande Yorke!!!

• Emmy 0 points 2006-09-21 20:42

  This video and song is amazing. It all about the citizens of the uk's dissatisfaction with being lied to about jsutifications of the Iraq war. Harrowdown Hill was the location where David Kelly was found dead. He was an the government employee who was found to have pumped up the evidence in a report of there being weapons of mass destruction. Simply brillant Thom.

• antu 0 points 2006-08-31 22:04

  amazingggggggg
  beautiful video
  the birds ,the birds, the birds

• ANTU 0 points 2006-08-31 01:02

  LOVE THOM
  COME TO PLAY IN CHILE PLEASE
  YEARS WAITING FOR U MUSIC HERE

  SEE U `PLAYING IS MY DREAM
  HELP ME MAKE IT TRUE....

• dave morrison 0 points 2006-08-31 00:11

  I can't find the words....it's fantastic!!!
  Is that story true about Doctor David Kelly?

• Orphine 0 points 2006-08-28 09:48

  That's Thom Yorkish. That's the best adjective I could find. Just love it as all he has done with radiohead. These guys are the best band alive, imo =).

• Kafka 0 points 2006-08-26 01:42

  simply amazing. Respect.

• Passenger 0 points 2006-08-26 00:49

  This song and that movie (waking life) both extraordinary!

  It's hard time for dreamers but we have to fight on!!!

• Shel 0 points 2006-08-23 19:50

  Awesome awesome awesome, but I would have to say my favourite song is skip divided. YEAHHHH THOM YORKE!!!

• beyrem 0 points 2006-08-16 19:36

  it's lovely
  it's fantastic
  it's meloncolic
  perfection has a name : thom york

• John G 0 points 2006-08-08 07:14

  dude thats insane haha... cause the movie is about dreams, i wish i could say that.
  
  a couple of years go our dog went missing before we left for a trip and on our trip my brother had a dream that our dog was under the house and when we got back our dog was dead under the house.

  We think the same things at the same time!
  Thom Yorke just makes it more fun to think about

• eddie 0 points 2006-08-07 04:46

  i know!!!

  Richard Linklater!!!
  he's making the second part of this movie... mmm... "before the sunset" i think...

  i love Waking Life... and before i saw that movie for the first time, i had a crazy déjá vu about it... about that scene in which this guy is watching a movie and he's alone in the theater... i had a dream about that scene and I WAS the guy on the theater... that was soooo insane!!!(the weirdest thing is that i had the dream a few days before i heard about the movie for the first time... i did not have idea)

  anyway... bye!

• john g 0 points 2006-08-06 18:39

  We think the same things at the same time there are so many of us you can't count

  reminds me of the animated movie called "waking life," there is a scene which discusses a connection between all living things that our ideas don't necesarilly come from our own conscious thought but from the collective human consciousness.

  Also the director of "waking life" is making a new film which features thom yorke's "black swan," so maybe Thom became familiar with "waking life."

• John 0 points 2006-08-05 11:24

  It's 'up on Harrowdown Hill' not 'high and down hill'.

  Awesome track on an awesome album.

• Alex 0 points 2006-08-03 01:59

  amzzing lyrics!!!!!!!!! we think the same things at the same time, we just cant do anything about it. my girlfriend and i were forced to split a year ago because of location. exactly how we felt. great song. hopefully he can make more stuff like this

• groot 0 points 2006-07-30 16:03

  its probably

  they just want me gone
  they want me gone

  rather than 'won't be gone'.

  lovely album.

• Ngabô 0 points 2006-07-27 15:44

  The whole album is a master piece, a piece of jewel - Th omYorke Did it again man... it has you all nostalgic of KID A and Amnesia - Harrowdown HIll is my favorite piece so far - I had to read it over and over and I think I is about the unexplaned death of the british Doctor David Kelly, Harrowdown Hill is where his corps was found. I think it is also about suicide, and political activism agaisnt the Western's supremacy ways of handling things....

  Thanks Thom!!! ''we think the same things at the same time... we just can’t do anything about it…''

  Feel the same man....