7.20.22 Second song and single, March 27, 1995 From their 3rd album Nobody Else, May 8, 1995, their last before disbanding in 1996. Written by lead vocalist, Gary Barlow. In a 1997 effort to mock his boy band roots, group member turned solo artist Robbie Williams performed a "hard rock" version of the song in the style of The Sex Pistols. In 2009 the song was covered by Boyz II Men, and performed along with Gary Barlow by Coldplay at Shepherd's Bush Empire, London in aid of War Child, a network of 3 independent non-governmental organizations, War Child UK, War Child Holland and War Child Canada, each legally, operationally, and financially independent but sharing a common brand identity and mission to support children and young people. Just prior to the single release, the group had done a photoshoot for Vogue Italia with designer Gianni Versace. The clothing given to the band by Versace is featured on the single cover. "If it touches people, it's a good song," remarked Noel Gallagher. "You know, people go on about Take That, but Back For Good said something to me. And if it touches me..."