This song must have been written at some point in 1994. An instrumental or vocal version (sources contradict themselves) was recorded in December 1994 at Miraval Studios in France, with Boz Boorer (guitar), Alain Whyte (guitar), Johnny Bridgwood (bass) and Woodie Taylor (drums). If the version recorded at Miraval was indeed just an instrumental, then the vocal version was recorded either in January 1995 at Abbey Road studios in London, or at Hook End Manor the following March-April alongside most of the material from the "Southpaw Grammar" album (although it never made the album). In either of the latter two 1995 scenarios, the producer was Steve Lillywhite and Spencer Cobrin replaced Woodie Taylor at the drums.

album version {3:35}

• "Southpaw Grammar" album, redesigned edition

This song has never been performed specifically for radio, television or the web.

This song has never been done live.

instrumental Miraval demo {3:21}

This is actually a demo of a different and unknown song which has also leaked on the internet under the (possibly incorrect) title "Laughing Anne".

vocal Miraval demo {3:40}

Supposedly taken from a record company cd-r of a scrapped reissue of "Southpaw Grammar", this has not yet leaked on bootlegs.

Miraval studio outtake {3:34}

Taken from a record company cd-r of a scrapped reissue of "Southpaw Grammar", this leaked on the "Revelation"bootleg and was eventually released on the album listed above after being remastered.