The lead single from Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds debut self-titled album did not impress the singer/guitarist's brother Liam. The ex-Oasis vocalist tweeted after it was premiered: "One Word. Dido." The country-esqe tune was released on August 21, 2011.
When asked at a press conference whether the song's meaning is connected to the broken relationship between himself and Liam, Noel denied that was the case, explaining instead it was based on the saying "If we don't leave this place, it'll be the death of you and me." The singer/guitarist added that it more to do with his wife Sara saying, it is "a romantic song about people escaping the surroundings they're in and having a jolly good time and living happily ever after."
Filmed in Los Angeles, California and set in a roadside diner, the video tells the story of a bored waitress.
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