from his name, the only words he wished to be engraved upon his gravestone were the opening lyrics to "Teenage Kicks": "Teenage dreams so hard to beat?" In February 2008, a headstone engraved with these words was placed on his grave in the Suffolk village of Great Finborough. In 2004, a mural in tribute to Peel, featuring the opening line of "Teenage Kicks", appeared on a Belfast flyover. Documentaries Teenage Kicks - The Undertones is a 2001 documentary film directed by Tom Collins. Here Comes the Summer: The Undertones Story is a 2012 BBC-commissioned documentary focusing upon the Undertones. The documentary was broadcast on BBC Four in September that year. This documentary also features interviews with current and former members of the Undertones (excluding Feargal Sharkey) in addition to fans, friends and additional personnel involved in the band's recordings and career. Track listing Charts Certifications Covers "Teenage Kicks" was acoustically covered by Snow Patrol in a tribute to John Peel, and was played at his funeral. Busted covered "Teenage Kicks" on their second album A Present for Everyone released on 17 November 2003. All-male pop group One Direction covered "Teenage Kicks" (in a medley with Blondie's single "One Way or Another") for the 2013 Comic Relief single "One Way or Another (Teenage Kicks)". Notes References External links 2016 Guardian news article describing Michael Bradley's recollections of the writing and recording of the "Teenage Kicks" EP Contemporary article detailing the recording process of the "Teenage Kicks" EP The Undertones' official website Songs about teenagers 1978 debut singles 1978 songs Sire Records singles Songs written by John O'Neill (guitarist) The Undertones songs