This Is What She's Like

The second track on Don't Stand Me Down runs to 12:23 and is credited to Adams, O'Hara and Rowland. An edited version was released as a single in November 1985 and missed the charts, even though Rowland had refused publicity for the record. Rowland said the words and melodies came to him as he was going to sleep. Paterson called it three separate symphonies, and live it can run to 22 minutes. It is a love song that also holds a list of grievances against the English upper classes. The Little Nibble named in the intro was one of the cafes where the band held meetings.