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'''"Look What You've Done"''' is the third single (fourth in the US) by the [[Australia]]n rock band [[Jet (band)|Jet]], from their [[2003]] album ''[[Get Born]]''. It was released in [[2004]] worldwide, and in [[2005]] in the US. With this song, and also the softer songs on ''Get Born'', the band were compared to [[The Beatles]]. More specifically, [[Sexy Sadie (song)|"Sexy Sadie"]], a song by The Beatles which it is generously based. It also shares certain similarities with "Imagine."
'''"Look What You've Done"''' is the third single (fourth in the US) by the [[Australia]]n rock band [[Jet (band)|Jet]], from their [[2003]] album ''[[Get Born]]''. It was released in [[2004]] worldwide, and in [[2005]] in the US. With this song, and also the softer songs on ''Get Born'', the band were compared to [[The Beatles]]. More specifically, [[Sexy Sadie (song)|"Sexy Sadie"]], a song by The Beatles which it is generously based. It also shares certain similarities with "Imagine."


The video for the single features the band playing in an animated forest, where [[The Walt Disney Company|Disney]]-like creatures emerge from the bushes while the band plays. As the video plays out, an unknown predator lurks in the shadows of the forest, and during the song's louder sections, slaughters all the smaller creatures off camera.


[[Category:2003 songs]]
[[Category:2003 songs]]

Revision as of 08:07, 15 October 2006

"Look What You've Done"
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"Look What You've Done" is the third single (fourth in the US) by the Australian rock band Jet, from their 2003 album Get Born. It was released in 2004 worldwide, and in 2005 in the US. With this song, and also the softer songs on Get Born, the band were compared to The Beatles. More specifically, "Sexy Sadie", a song by The Beatles which it is generously based. It also shares certain similarities with "Imagine."