The band returned to the Live Lounge in 2011, where they opted to cover what was ostensibly the most British of Britpop anthems. It was, though, another track that was special to the Way brothers and one they could relate to from across the Atlantic. “This is a song that, growing up in New Jersey, was very important to me and Mikey,” Gerard told presenter Fearne Cotton. “It was very relevant to us, being from a place that you felt like you could never get out of, that you were never going to escape… I remember pushing carts at a supermarket, listening to this song on headphones on a little cassette player and just wondering if I was ever going to get the hell out of New Jersey.”