Eternity

This song is a tribute to Spice Girls member Geri Halliwell, who's close friends with Robbie Williams. He wrote it after the pair holidayed together in France in the summer of 2000. Williams later called it "the most amazing summer." The pair grew close after Halliwell quit Spice Girls in 1998 in a similar fashion to Williams leaving Take That in 1995. Halliwell has since credited Williams for helping her overcome the bulimia she was suffering from at the time, telling Piers Morgan's Life Stories in April 2010: "When I was really struggling with an eating disorder, he pointed me in the right direction of how to sort it out. He told me to go to a 12-step program. It saved my life. I'm incredibly grateful to him."

Brian May of Queen plays guitar on this song. Williams, May, and Roger Taylor also came together to record a new version of "We Are the Champions" for the 2001 Heath Ledger movie A Knight's Tale. Williams claims he subsequently turned down an offer from May and Taylor to front Queen. He told SiriusXM in March 2020: "I just thought I'd save them the audacity of me even trying to step on a stage and be in the same echelon as Freddie Mercury. He, to me, is angelic. He's godlike. It was just too scary."

The music video for "Eternity" serves as a sequel to the video for "The Road To Mandalay," which depicts Williams and his criminal associates robbing an armored vehicle carrying loads of cash. "Eternity" sees Williams relaxing with his on-screen girlfriend, Australian model Lisa Seiffert, in his hilltop mansion in the aftermath of the heist. The Vaughan Arnell-directed video then concludes with Williams getting arrested after forensic police manage to track him down from clues left at the crime scene.