It was released on 28 June 1993 as the second single from that album, equalling their previous release "For Tomorrow" at number 28 in the UK Singles Charts.
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The song was commissioned by Blur's American record label, SBK Records, to increase the album's appeal for the American market.
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It was originally intended as the follow-up to Blur's fourth single, "Popscene".
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Abraham Cressy Morrison pubilished a book called Man in a Chemical World in 1937, a work on science for the general public reader, but he is better known for his book Man Does Not Stand Alone which was published in 1944, a Christian rebuttal to Julian Huxley's Man Stands Alone.