This Is The Last Time - Island Single

Island Single

"This Is the Last Time (2004 version)"
Single by Keane
from the album Hopes and Fears
B-side "She Opens Her Eyes"
"This Is the Last Time" (Demo)
"Everybody's Changing" (Live)
Released 22 November 2004
Format 7" vinyl
CD single
Recorded Helioscentric Studios, Rye, East Sussex
Genre Piano rock, Britpop
Length 3:29
Label Island
Producer Andy Green
James Sanger
Keane
Keane singles chronology
"Bedshaped"
(2004)
"This Is the Last Time"
(2004)
"Bend and Break"
(2005)
Hopes and Fears (UK) track listing
"Sunshine"
(8)
"This Is the Last Time"
(9)
"On a Day Like Today"
(10)
Hopes and Fears (Int'l) track listing
"Somewhere Only We Know"
(1)
"This Is the Last Time"
(2)
"Bend and Break"
(3)
Promo cover
Cover for the promo version release.

A year after signing with Island Records, a reissue of the song was released on 22 November 2004. This reissue featured all-new B-sides and cover, as well as a reworked version of the single and its music video. Additionally, a DVD was released featuring a cover showing a deer instead of the bull used on the single cover. This newer release includes a 2003 demo of the song, featuring Rice-Oxley on lead vocals.

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