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Radiohead releases music video for unreleased track 'I Promise'

By Wade Sheridan
Thom Yorke with Radiohead performs on the bands' 2012 tour opener at the American Airlines Arena in Miami on February 27, 2012. A new music video from the band features a robotic head observing people from a bus. File Photo by Michael Bush/UPI
1 of 2 | Thom Yorke with Radiohead performs on the bands' 2012 tour opener at the American Airlines Arena in Miami on February 27, 2012. A new music video from the band features a robotic head observing people from a bus. File Photo by Michael Bush/UPI | License Photo

June 2 (UPI) -- Radiohead has released a new music video for previously unreleased track "I Promise" from their upcoming re-release of 1997 album, OK Computer now titled OKNOTOK.

The clip, released Friday, features a robotic head without a body observing people and the surrounding city as he passes by on a bus.

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The animatronic head then seemingly dreams of a crying woman after falling asleep. As the figure wakes up, he begins to weep as morning arrives.

"I won't run away no more, I promise," frontman Thom Yorke sings. "Even when I get bored, I promise. Even when you lock me out, I promise. I say my prayers every night, I promise."

Recently, Yorke spoke with Rolling Stone about OK Computer and how the album was inspired by how he felt while on tour for their second album The Bends.

"The paranoia I felt at the time was much more related to how people related to each other," he said. "But I was using the terminology of technology to express it. Everything I was writing was actually a way of trying to reconnect with other human beings when you're always in transit. That's what I had to write about because that's what was going on, which in itself instilled a kind of loneliness and disconnection."

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