sentences:  American model Caprice–in the role of guest reviewer for the "Melody Maker"–likened the song to the music of Carole King and Rickie Lee Jones and said that the track is "just about the words" and is an example of the sort of music that "never goes out of fashion".The "NME" described the song as a "bizarre psychedelic-folk-gospel record" and said that it confirmed the band's position as the best British singles band "in ages and ages".The magazine later placed the track at number 35 in their singles of the year chart for 1999.