It won the 1998 Grammy for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance.
The words
Rejected and trapped, the singer feels himself carried away as if in chains, far from the one he loved.
A man walks away from a love that has turned against him, feeling as though he is being hauled off in chains. The verses mix memories of the woman with images of a bleak, windswept country and a growing sense that the world he trusted has betrayed him. The refrain keeps returning him to his captivity, far from where he wants to be. The band plays a dark, pounding groove drenched in echo, and the song won the 1998 Grammy for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance.
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The words
Rejected and trapped, the singer feels himself carried away as if in chains, far from the one he loved.
A man walks away from a love that has turned against him, feeling as though he is being hauled off in chains. The verses mix memories of the woman with images of a bleak, windswept country and a growing sense that the world he trusted has betrayed him. The refrain keeps returning him to his captivity, far from where he wants to be. The band plays a dark, pounding groove drenched in echo, and the song won the 1998 Grammy for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance.
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