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"Ill Placed Trust"
Single by Sloan
from the album Never Hear The End Of It
Released2006 (Never Hear The End Of It)
2012 (1994 demo recording)(Twice Removed Deluxe Reissue)
Recorded1994 (demo recording)(Twice Removed Deluxe Reissue)
2006 (album version (Never Hear The End Of It)
Studio31 Clayton Park Dr. (1994 version)
Sloan Studios (2006 version)
GenreAlternative rock, power pop
Length2:58 (Twice Removed Deluxe Reissue)
3:28 (Never Hear The End Of It)
LabelSony BMG, Yep Roc, Murderecords
Songwriter(s)Patrick Pentland, Sloan
Producer(s)Nick Detoro
Sloan singles chronology
"Who Taught You To Live Like That"
(2006)
"Ill Placed Trust"
(2006)
"I've Gotta Try"
(2007)

"Ill Placed Trust" is a song by Canadian rock band Sloan, written and sung by Patrick Pentland. The song goes back to the early days of Sloan, in 1992, when it was originally written. The earliest live performance of the song is from March 20, 1992, where it was performed at The Grawood, in Halifax.[1] Sloan originally recorded the song during recording sessions for their second album, Twice Removed, in 1994, while still stationed in Halifax, at their apartment at 31 Clayton Park Drive.[2] The song was eventually officially released fourteen years later, as the second single from the band's eighth studio album, Never Hear The End Of It. The song reached number 27 on the Canadian Rock Charts, in 2006.

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