It's basically saying that sometimes, you just need to look after yourself and stick to what's familiar. The title comes from the fact it was written while then-drummer Graham Hopkins (who was a lot younger than the rest of the band) was asleep. The bits that don't start with 'Thanks for coming' are spoken, and almost indecipherable. Andy Cairns sure does mumble...
It's basically saying that sometimes, you just need to look after yourself and stick to what's familiar. The title comes from the fact it was written while then-drummer Graham Hopkins (who was a lot younger than the rest of the band) was asleep. The bits that don't start with 'Thanks for coming' are spoken, and almost indecipherable. Andy Cairns sure does mumble...