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| rdfs:comment | - Look What Happened originally appeared on the album Borders & Boundaries as its fourth track. It was later re-recorded for the Anthem album, where it got its horn intro and bass solo removed. The artwork for the song on Anthem was made by Wendy Ann Gardner. The title to this song was originally "Look What Happened to Urishima Taro", referencing an old Japanese folk tale about a man who left his life behind to live under the sea with a tortoise princess, and when he returned, 300 years had passed and everyone he knew was long dead. He missed his old life so much, he opened a magic box given to him by the princess, which immediately aged him 300 years. The Japanese intro heard on Borders & Boundaries is in keigo. It's from the official time service and it just says "Now it is 11:53 pm".
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| abstract | - Look What Happened originally appeared on the album Borders & Boundaries as its fourth track. It was later re-recorded for the Anthem album, where it got its horn intro and bass solo removed. The artwork for the song on Anthem was made by Wendy Ann Gardner. The title to this song was originally "Look What Happened to Urishima Taro", referencing an old Japanese folk tale about a man who left his life behind to live under the sea with a tortoise princess, and when he returned, 300 years had passed and everyone he knew was long dead. He missed his old life so much, he opened a magic box given to him by the princess, which immediately aged him 300 years. The Japanese intro heard on Borders & Boundaries is in keigo. It's from the official time service and it just says "Now it is 11:53 pm".
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