Black-Eyed
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| Single by Placebo | ||
| from the album Black Market Music | ||
| Released | 2000 | |
| Genre | Rock | |
| Label | Virgin Records | |
| Placebo singles chronology | ||
| "Special K" (2000) |
"Black-Eyed" (2001) |
"The Bitter End" (2003) |
Black-Eyed is a single by British alternative rock band Placebo. It is taken from their third album. The song tells the story of a character who has not lived the best of lives and has become bitter, "A product of a broken home."
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| Brian Molko | Stefan Olsdal | Steve Hewitt |
| Live members: William (Bill) Lloyd | Alex Lee |
| Discography |
| Studio albums: Placebo | Without You I'm Nothing | Black Market Music | Sleeping with Ghosts | Meds |
| DVDs and compilations: Soulmates Never Die (Live in Paris 2003) | Once More With Feeling (video collection) | Once More with Feeling | Covers |
| Singles: "Bruise Pristine" | "Come Home" | "36 Degrees" | "Teenage Angst" | "Nancy Boy" | "Pure Morning" | "You Don't Care About Us" | "Every You Every Me" | "Without You I'm Nothing" | "Burger Queen Francais" | "Taste in Men" | "Slave to the Wage" | "Special K" | "Black-Eyed" | "The Bitter End" | "This Picture" | "Special Needs" | "English Summer Rain" | "Twenty Years" | "Protège-Moi" | "Because I Want You" | "Song to Say Goodbye" | "Infra-Red" | "Meds" |
