You fall asleep of boredom. Oasis, the one group of its class to have become worldwide stars, must be feeling the sting more than any of their peers. But the band members aren't getting any younger, and such confrontational charm can only wear thin.
Oasis tries to operate on.
Given their self-aggrandizing histrionics, brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher would look silly the day they fail to be at least a candidate for biggest band in the world. To Oasis' core audience of unwittingly aging wanderers, one of few prospects more terrifying than child rearing is the idea of Liam Gallagher as parent. It's not exactly a terrible song, but it does represent the band's slow fade into obsolescence. In typical Oasis fashion, Liam files through a series of wobbly couplets before gliding into the chorus, milking his peculiar vocal ability to slide over words like a wilting violin. Because it won't be long before everyone is gone.