long instrumental that centres around the bass guitar and drums; Tangari said it begins with a massive, "fuzzed-out bass riff, then completely recontextualizes the riff with programmed, almost junglist beats". Brookes' kit returns as Blunt reprises his bass part from "Love Is the Key". "And If I Fall", which was initially named "California" for the sole purpose of getting a rise out of Blunt, shares the same haunting atmosphere of "Every Breath You Take" (1983) by the Police. Collins' added an Al Green-like guitar part during the verse sections at the suggestion of Burgess. Rogers and spencer added a chorus section that angered Burgess; the latter's talking in the song was influenced by Kevin Rowland of Dexys Midnight Runners. "Wake Up", which was originally titled "Ballad of the Band", opens with a guitar riff in the vein of King Crimson's 1980s, before shifting into a ballad; the guitars eventually become enhanced by wah-wah pedals. Blunt mentioned that it took inspiration from David Axelrod, while Burgess said the lyrics were influenced by the Politicians and that the "moral of this story is that you can never have too much too late". "Is It in You?" is centred around a Mellotron and a piano, and deals with standing up for one's self. It includes references to the poem Love Replied by Allen Ginsberg and "Burning Love" (1972) by Elvis Presley. "Ballad of the Band", which was originally named "Ianocce", apes the work of Sly Stone, and details the Charlatans' history. It takes its name from the 1986 song of the same name by Felt; Burgess previously lifted the chord progression of Felt's song for "White Shirt" from the Charlatans' debut album, Some Friendly (1990). Jason Cohen of CMJ New Music Monthly wrote that "breathtaking balladry comes to the fore with the mind/body/spirit R&B devotional" of "Love to You". Burgess called it a cross between Mayfield and former Beatle George Harrison, describing it as "love gone sour" and "falling out" with family. Release and promotion On 10 April 2001, Wonderland was announced for release in five months' time. On 25 June 2001, the band posted a video from recording sessions of the album on their website. The audio of the video included "You're So Pretty – We're So Pretty", "Judas" and "Love Is the Key", marking the debut of these new songs. Three days later, they premiered five tracks from the album during