This Amy Winehouse composition was recorded in London in May 2008 for potential inclusion on her third album. Tragically the English songstress passed away before the LP was completed, but it was included on her postosthumous long player, Lioness: Hidden Treasures. According to frequent Winehouse cohort Salaam Remi, who produced the song, the track's heavy doo wop influence, "shows one of the main directions in which she was heading."
Speaking with Billboard magazine, Remi explained that Winehouse came to him after a much-publicized opportunity to record the theme for the James Bond movie Quantum of Solace fell apart. "She was a bit upset," by the whole episode and told Remi she had this new song "with the lyrics written down." He continued: "She picked up a guitar and gave me her first chord. I asked what she wanted it to sound like and she said, 'doo wop.' I said give me 20 minutes. Amy took her time writing her lyrics. They meant everything to her; she was single at the time. It was one take."
Remi said to NME regarding the song's meaning: "She was talking about a relationship, what went on between the cheaters. It was her classic wordplay to link it back to between the sheets."
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