Radiohead - I Might Be Wrong

Director: Sophie Muller
Cinematographer: Harris Savides
Production Company: Oil Factory
Commissioner: Dilly Gent

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[theflev-matic]

Even if I get dementia, this guitar riff will still be in my memories

[luismipalma]

Colin's work is BRUTAL. Underrated

[SuperiFox]

In a magazine, fans were asked to interpret the lyrics, and Thom himself rated their interpretations. This one was rated 11/10 by Thom.
"The song is about the merging of life and death and getting past your mistakes. Yorke questions what comes in the afterlife. The waterfall represents moving on to the next world, and when he sees the light he thinks he may have seen death. but then he realizes there is a future and that he wants to live life to the fullest."

[Roshanwarepam]

There's something about bands like Radiohead. Once you start digging more of their songs u just enjoy every one of them.

[georgeharrison]

Cannot believe that the critics said that Amnesiac was a inferior copy of Kid A/worse than Kid A. Fuck that, Amnesiac is awesome. Such a brilliant, magical, innovative, diverse, wonderful album. Amnesiac is so underrated.

[Bwoo]

One of the greatest guitar/bass tracks ever created.

[Gorcrows]

Me and my best friend in Highschool used to use this song to test the bass in all of our cars. We destroyed a lot of speakers with this song, Ill always remember driving around blasting this song

[sympathyforthedevil]

Frontman Thom Yorke said in a 2001 interview; The song really comes as much from what my long-term partner Rachel was saying to me, like she does all the time, "Be proud of what you've done. Don't look back and just carry on like nothing's happened. Just let the bad stuff go." When someone's constantly trying to help you out and you're trying to express something really awful, you're desperately trying to sort yourself out and you can't - you just can't. And then one day you finally hear them - you finally understand, after months and months of utter fucking torment: that's what that song is about."

[vonnymiller]

Song rules. Radiohead will NEVER get old. I'll be listening to them when i'm 65

[cesarcandelarico]

I might be wrong but I think it's one of the BEST songs I've ever heard

[mauropacheco]

I might be wrong, I might be wrong
I could have sworn I saw a light coming on
I used to think, I used to think
There was no future left at all
I used to think

Open up, begin again

Let's go down the waterfall
Think about the good times and never look back
Never look back

What would I do? What would I do?
If I did not have you?

Open up and let me in

Let's go down the waterfall
Have ourselves a good time, it's nothing at all
It's nothing at all, nothing at all

Keep it moving
Keep it moving

[MrStylesp]

3:53 to 4:25 is one of the reason I think Radiohead is one of the greatest bands of all time. You don't really hear such sounds in other peoples music.

[williamkane]

Probably the best bass riff ever written, so addictive.

[BIGNOIDS]

The last 60 seconds of this track are fucking sublime.

[thedialectic]

This song is a masterpiece. It gets richer and richer the more and louder I listen. There is not a weak spot in the song. I might be wrong, but this might be Radiohead's best song.

[NowhereBoyCavad]

3:11 where haunting sound starts that shows all the scene of your life passes in front of your eyes, when you going to face to death and thom simply says “ keep it moving “, this part burns me down

[sneakerstring]

0:57 i’m a sucker for beeping sounds in music, and this is what awakened that in me lol

[greysenkemper]

So glad I had parents with great music taste

[jordangraham]

Legend has it this is a response to Nirvana's "You Know Your Right"

[astrumfaerie]

I always find myself coming back to this song.