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"No Distance Left To Run" Is A Song By Blur. It Is On Their 1999 Album 13 And Was Also Released As The Third And Final Single From The Album Reaching #14 In The UK Singles Chart. It Is Widely Understood To Refer To Blur Vocalist Damon Albarn's Protracted Split From Long-Term Lover Justine Frischmann Elastica's Lead Vocalist . Damon Albarn Says That He Is Quite Affected Of This Song "It Upsets Me That Song. It Upset Me Singing It. Doing That Vocal Upset Me Greatly. To Sing That Lyric I Really Had To Accept That That Was The End Of Something In My Life. It's Amazing When You Do Have The Guts To Do That With Your Work Because It Don't Half Help You." The Promotional Video Directed By Thomas Vinterberg Is Notable For Using Night-Vision Cameras To Capture All Four Members Of The Band Asleep In Their Respective Beds. A DVD Version Was Also Released That Featured A Short Documentary About The Making Of The Video. Alex James Reportedly Dreamt That He "was In Germany In A Karaoke Bar. I Think I Was A Leopard For A Minute." Parlophone Recently Published The Official Video On Youtube Http //www.Youtube.Com/watch?v G5aN4ARdDhQ

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"No Distance Left to Run" is a song by Blur. It is on their 1999 album 13 and was also released as the third and final single from the album, reaching #14 in the UK Singles Chart. It is widely understood to refer to Blur vocalist Damon Albarn's protracted split from long-term lover Justine Frischmann (Elastica's lead vocalist). Damon Albarn says that he is quite affected of this song: "It upsets me, that song. It upset me singing it. Doing that vocal upset me greatly. To sing that lyric I really had to accept that that was the end of something in my life. It's amazing when you do have the guts to do that with your work, because it don't half help you." The promotional video directed by Thomas Vinterberg is notable for using night-vision cameras to capture all four members of the band asleep in their respective beds. A DVD version was also released that featured a short documentary about the making of the video. Alex James reportedly dreamt that he "was in Germany in a karaoke bar. I think I was a leopard for a minute." Parlophone recently published the official video on youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5aN4ARdDhQ Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.