The Space Between

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"The Space Between"

Single by Dave Matthews Band
from the album Everyday
Released	2001
Format	CD single
Genre	Rock
Length	4 min 02 sec
Label	RCA
Producer(s)	Glen Ballard
Chart positions
#22 (Billboard Hot 100) #18 (Top 40 Mainstream) #10 (Modern Rock Tracks) #4 (Adult Top 40)
Dave Matthews Band singles chronology
"I Did It" (2001)	"The Space Between" (2001)	"When the World Ends" (2001)
The Best of What's Around Vol. 1 track listing
"So Right" (Track 7)	"The Space Between" (Track 8)	"Grey Street" (Track 9)

"The Space Between" is a song written by the Dave Matthews Band. It was released on their 2001 album, Everyday. It was one of three hit singles on the album, the other two being "Everyday," and "I Did It." The song was consistently on the charts, with its highest rating at #31 in the United Kingdom. It will be featured on the Dave Matthews Band compilation album The Best of What's Around Vol. 1.

1 Music video
2 Track listings

[edit] Music video

The music video was filmed on a pond near Orlando, Florida. The video starts out with Dave Matthews playing an acoustic guitar on a cloudy day on the dock of the pond. Right before the first chorus, an old man in a boat appears, as well as the rest of the band on the dock. The old man appears throughout the rest of the video.

Following the first chorus, a boy and girl sitting in the back of an old pickup truck (in the water) appear. The two appear to be dating, or in love. Also, a woman in the water appears holding her baby. After the verse "We're strange allies with warring hearts, what a wild eyed beast you be," the song enters the rising action stage. Things become a bit more intense, and the music becomes a faster more upbeat rhythm. Also, dancers in the waters appear.

After the verse "All we can do my love is hope we don't take this ship down," the music pauses. A few seconds later, Matthews resumes singing, and it begins to rain, yet the band plays on. The woman holding her baby brings it even closer to her, and the boy and girl in the pickup embrace. The rain gets harder and harder, and, at one point, the drums that Carter Beauford is playing starts gushing big amounts of water. After the verse "Love is all we need here," Beauford pounds on the drums for a second before stopping.

Following the stopping of the drums, the rain goes away, and again it's just Matthews singing on the dock, this time it's a clear night with a full moon. The woman with her baby approaches, and the music slowly comes to a hault, while Matthews walks off with her.