Starts with a minimalist organ and soft vocals, ending with heavy drums and distorted guitars.
One of the most famous lines ("I'd probably still adore you with your hands around my neck") highlights a toxic or overwhelming obsession. 📈 Cultural Impact & Success
Miles Kane (The Last Shadow Puppets) plays the additional guitar solo at the climax. 📝 Lyrical Meaning
It is almost always the closing song of their live sets.
The song is widely regarded as a masterpiece of longing and nostalgia.
It has achieved Multi-Platinum status in the UK and several other countries. 🎸 Live Performances
It is one of their most-streamed tracks, often surpassing their official singles in daily plays.
The song gained massive new popularity on TikTok and Instagram Reels in the early 2020s.