<B>Chris says:</B> The "single" off our first album, Tales From Rivelin, this has continued to be a popular song for us to play live, even if the lyrical approach isn't quite in keeping with the general theme of our newer songs. Nevertheless, it's got a pretty catchy riff and people seem to enjoy dancing to it, so in that sense it's a good set-closer. With this song, I actually wrote the intro melody in about 10 minutes before I was due to go out for a Rock Society social, on my Gibson Flying V; I was noodling away idly, came up with the intro melody, quickly wrote it down then proceeded to tab the vast majority of the song in a very short space of time. It was also a very easy song for us to straighten out in the practice room; since it's all the same tempo and doesn't have too many awkward changes or complicated sections, it wasn't hard for us to get to a point where we could blast through it fairly expertly. Plus, I wrote myself two guitar solos in this song, bookending a (superb!) flute solo by Catie... I don't write myself many guitar solos for Northern Oak, so I figured I should have a chance to show off and use lots of Floyd Rose abuse. :P