“It’s an uneasy pairing of childhood innocence with social conformity, an acknowledgement of how under the surface of Western middle class living brews a frustration and detachment that sometimes spills over into anger, the unmistakeable warning sign that there’s something wrong with the picture.”

“Liam brought it as a finished song. It’s a very simple, beautiful, elegant song. It seemed to fit the mood of the record and it was also a first take. Mick Fleetwood was there at the time and recorded that.”