in 2000. The song was originally composed on guitar, and a regular feature of live gigs before Scott's departure. This version was posted by the band on their website in early 2001 so fans could hear it – this version is still in circulation on the net. After Scott's departure, Rice-Oxley recomposed the song for the piano. It was re-recorded for the CD single. It is one of only three songs from the pre-Hopes and Fears era to survive the transition from the "guitar" Keane to "piano" Keane – the other songs being "She Has No Time" and "Allemande". Soundtrack usage This song was featured in the NBC sitcom Scrubs in the fifth-season episode "My Day at the Races." It was also used in Flight 29 Down in "See Ya." An instrumental version of it was used as background music for a Telekom Malaysia advertisement announcing its rebranding as 'TM' in 2005. The song was also used in the promos for the second season of In Plain Sight. The song was featured in the second-season episode "Truth Doesn't Make a Noise" of the TV series One Tree Hill and also appears on its first soundtrack, One Tree Hill – Music from the WB Television Series, Vol. 1. On 13 April 2010, at the launch of the United Kingdom's Conservative Party election manifesto, the song was used by the party despite not having sought permission from the band for its use. Band member Richard Hughes later stated on Twitter that he was "horrified" to hear the song being played, and said he would not vote for them. Charts and certifications Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications Release history Notes External links Official site Keaneshaped – Information about record (Fierce Panda) Keaneshaped – Information about record (Island) Keane.fr – Information about record in French (Island) Keane.fr – Information about record in French (Fierce Panda) 2003 songs 2003 singles 2004 singles Fierce Panda Records singles Interscope Records singles Island Records singles Lily Allen songs Keane (band) songs Songs written by Tim Rice-Oxley Songs written by Tom Chaplin Songs written by Richard Hughes (musician) Music videos directed by Mark Pellington Number-one singles in Romania