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{{Songbox | {{Songbox | ||
| Name = In Your World | | Name = In Your World | ||
| Album = [[Dead Star | | Album = [[Dead Star/In Your World (single)|Deadstar/In Your World CD]] <small>(1, 4)</small>, [[Dead Star/In Your World (single)|In Your World/Deadstar]] <small>(2),</small> [[Dead Star/In Your World (single)|Deadstar/In Your World vinyl]] <small>(1)</small>, [[Dead Star (EP)|Dead Star EP]] <small>(1, 5, 6) FR, (1, 4) JP,</small> [[Hullabaloo Soundtrack (live)|Hullabaloo Soundtrack]] <small>(19)</small>, [[Hullabaloo (live)|Hullabaloo DVD]] <small>(12)</small> | ||
| Length = 2:34 | | Length = 2:34 | ||
| AltTitles = - | | AltTitles = - |
Revision as of 21:25, 15 August 2009
Muse song | |
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Name | In Your World |
Album/single | Deadstar/In Your World CD (1, 4), In Your World/Deadstar (2), Deadstar/In Your World vinyl (1), Dead Star EP (1, 5, 6) FR, (1, 4) JP, Hullabaloo Soundtrack (19), Hullabaloo DVD (12) |
Length | 2:34 |
Alternative titles | - |
First live performance | Plymouth Pavilions 2001 |
Latest live performance | 26th July 2002 |
Recorded | 2002 |
Writer/composer | Matthew Bellamy |
Producer | John Cornfield |
Chart position | 13 |
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Description
Much shorter than the average Muse song which, like Dead Star, allowed the song to receive more radio play.
The song takes an influence from Bach, specifically, from Toccata and Fugue in D minor.
Lyrics
I'm hurting you again Too lonely to pretend Like everything is new I promise you too Blow it all away In your world No one is crying alone In your world No one is dying alone Too broken to belong Too weak to sing along I'll comfort you my friend Helping you to Blow it all away In your world No one is crying alone In your world No one is dying alone
Trivia
Coincidentally, the main riff for In Your World is very similar to part of the music for Level 5 of the original Castlevania game. It also bears strong similarity to the riff of the Beatsteaks song "Shut Up Stand Up".