For Thom, this song is special. Although he has never offered an explanation of it, throughout 1995-96, when the band played it live, he did introduce it in various ways - declaring, for instance, that the song is about "Sex in the morning. Which is the best time to have it. As long as you've cleaned your teeth beforehand".

It's an intriiguing song, because the actual sound of it, the way the vocals are sang, and the way that the guitar sounds. They all give this feeling of a relationship that isn't working out. There's a desperation, a regret, and there's hurt in there. This is one of the most emotional tracks Radiohead have ever made, and many fans consider it one of the best songs on the album. This could have been a single.