– 3:02 Pressed for use on jukeboxes; not issued commercially 12-inch "Parklife" – 3:06 "Supa Shoppa" – 3:02 "To the End" (French Version) – 4:06 "Beard" – 1:45 2012 Brit Awards "Girls & Boys" (Live from the BRITs) - 4:43 "Song 2" (Live from the BRITs) - 2:15 "Parklife" (featuring Phil Daniels) (Live from the BRITs) - 2:52 B-sides Blur provided the single with a selection of strikingly contrasting B-sides, all pastiches of other genres of music. One of a number of occasional Blur songs written in waltz time and built on an arrangement of harpsichord, piano and string synths, Theme from an Imaginary Film was planned but rejected for the film Decadence. Supa Shoppa was an instrumental in the style of acid jazz, recorded with percussion, synth flute and Hammond organ parts. Drowned in Sound, reviewing Blur's career, noted that it had been a "perfect live opener for the Parklife tour when cranked up." Beard also parodied jazz music, and was named based on the stereotype of jazz fans wearing them. An additional alternative version of To the End was also added. (At the time, to boost singles' chart placings it was customary for bands to release singles in several formats with exclusive tracks to encourage fans to buy them all.) Personnel Damon Albarn – lead vocals, piano, Hammond organ Phil Daniels – narration Graham Coxon – electric guitars, alto saxophone, backing vocals Alex James – bass guitar Dave Rowntree – drums Simon Clarke – baritone saxophone Charts and certifications Weekly charts Certifications References External links 1994 singles 1994 songs Brit Award for British Single Blur (band) songs Food Records singles Music videos directed by Pedro Romhanyi Song recordings produced by Stephen Street Songs written by Alex James (musician) Songs written by Damon Albarn Songs written by Dave Rowntree Songs written by Graham Coxon