Even in the Quietest Moments

The album credits all songs to Davies and Hodgson, but the album's article attributes this one to Hodgson alone, writing most of it during a soundcheck at Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen; another account, from Louder through a search summary, says a teenage Hodgson wrote it, which conflicts, and we leave that unresolved. It runs 6:26 as track three. A review says it opens with birdsong, and Louder calls it tongue-in-cheek. Wikipedia notes it got a fair amount of FM album-rock airplay, though it was not a single; "Babaji" was the album's other single. Setlist.fm counts 51 plays among 1,027 setlists. We found no band statement on its meaning, and no covers or samples, and do not know whether our upload is the studio version.