I was charmed by the Britishisms in the rhymes of this song ("can't" and "aren't"), and was most impressed by the fluidity and integrity of the lyric and the way that every verse and chorus built on one another to communicate the point of the song. Fairly conventional chord structure and vocal, but done with genuineness and craft, and the bridge was distinct enough to be effective. Aside from what may either have been a backing vocal or an overdub, the recording sounded live, and this song could be polished up nicely in a studio.