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Keane Bedshaped

"Bedshaped and legs of stone" is a quote from Keane's song Bedshaped.

Can anybody explain what it means? Is it that you, allthough you've just wakened up, still have the shape of your bed (figurative) and you are so dizzy you can hardly walk (legs of stone).
Kind regards from Holland!
Joris.
  

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[nq:1]"Bedshaped and legs of stone" is a quote from Keane's song Bedshaped. Can anybody explain what it means? Is it ...

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[nq:1]"Bedshaped and legs of stone" is a quote from Keane's song Bedshaped. Can anybody explain what it means? Is it ... still have the shape of your bed (figurative) and you are so dizzy you can hardly walk (legs of stone).[/nq]
We have "shipshaped and Bristol fashion", so I suppose we could have "bedshaped and Ware fashion", "carpetshaped and Kidderminster fashion", "pearshaped and Hereford
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[nq:2]"Bedshaped and legs of stone" is a quote from Keane's ... are so dizzy you can hardly walk (legs of stone).[/nq]
[nq:1]We have "shipshaped and Bristol fashion", so I suppose we could have "bedshaped and Ware fashion", "carpetshaped and Kidderminster fashion", "pearshaped and Hereford fashion"..[/nq]
-) but it's "shipshape and Bristol fashion".

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