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Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) Lyrics: Here we stand / Worlds apart, hearts broken in two, two, two / Sleepless nights / Losing ground, I'm reaching for you, you. “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)” is a song performed by Journey, recorded for their album Frontiers and released as a single on January 5, It peaked at # 8.
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Amazon Drive Cloud storage from Amazon. Alexa Actionable Analytics for the Web. Michael Storper; Separate Worlds? Explaining the current wave of regional economic polarization, Journal of Economic Geography , Volume 18, Issue 2, 1 March , Pages —, https: Interregional and intermetropolitan economic divergence is greater in many western developed countries than it has been in many decades. Divergence manifests itself in many ways, including per capita income, labor force participation, and the spatial distribution of skills and returns to education.
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To accompany the song on MTV, the band shot its first-ever concept video. It was a difficult experience for a variety of reasons, and the resulting clip has been named as one of the worst videos ever.
The song was used in the Disney film Tron: Legacy , the sequel to the Academy Award -nominated film Tron which had featured the selection "Only Solutions," an earlier release from the team and also was used in the Journey arcade game produced by Midway Games --the same company who manufactured both the Tron arcade game and its sequel, Discs of Tron.
This song also appears as the mobile phone ringtone of Carl Allen, the main character in the comedy film Yes Man The song was written and composed in during the Escape tour. It is not certain exactly when, or the first time it was performed live. Some sources will claim the Day on the Green concert, where singer Steve Perry told the crowd, "We just wrote this song about two weeks ago," as the first performance. But bootleg recordings exist of performances at least a month earlier at Chicago's Rosemont Horizon, where Perry also says the song was two weeks old.
There were some minor differences in the lyrics on this live debut compared to the final version found on Frontiers. In a interview, guitarist Neal Schon recalled the first time it was played live:. It doesn't matter where we put this song because it has always had a strong effect on the audience, all the way back to the first time we played it—before it was even recorded.
It was written on tour and we threw it in the set to see how it would go down. The audience had an amazing reaction to it without even knowing what it was. He was working on a bass and I had a guitar, and we just worked out the melody that night and the lyrics the next afternoon.
Sometimes you can get lucky and have a song fall together like that.
We wanted to write something rhythmic and still have a strong and haunting melody. We needed a main rhythm to run through the synthesizer and Steve Smith designed that kind of drum beat to let everything breathe.
It's really a throwback to all of our roots and the Motown sound. Steve [Perry] has always listened to a lot of Motown records, songs with a strong chorus approach. Songs that were real urgent sounding, but still had rhythm and melody.