"A piano song but one with over 50 tracks of guitars from Julian sound-tracking a journey through hell. As for the lyric, do you remember the photograph of two Iranian men hanging from cranes, allegedly executed for loving each other? Well bear that in mind as you listen. What Gay Pride? What Equality? The fight for Equality is not over and there are NEVER enough songs to sing this. See also the Perfume Genius song 'All Waters'. The wall of singers at the end include the Kitchenettes: David McAlmont, Kenny Clay, Rob Martin, Hormoz Ahmadazeh and Guy Davies. They also sing on other songs. The main drums on this track were provided by Patrick Hannan ex The Sundays. This is Julian’s favourite song."
From Patrick
"A piano song but one with over 50 tracks of guitars from Julian sound-tracking a journey through hell. As for the lyric, do you remember the photograph of two Iranian men hanging from cranes, allegedly executed for loving each other? Well bear that in mind as you listen. What Gay Pride? What Equality? The fight for Equality is not over and there are NEVER enough songs to sing this. See also the Perfume Genius song 'All Waters'. The wall of singers at the end include the Kitchenettes: David McAlmont, Kenny Clay, Rob Martin, Hormoz Ahmadazeh and Guy Davies. They also sing on other songs. The main drums on this track were provided by Patrick Hannan ex The Sundays. This is Julian’s favourite song."