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Stupid, Nothing Matters was recorded as a full-band track during Saracuse’s third studio session at Bedrock Studios in Leicester in 1999.

In Sound, Movement and Empire, the song is described as a more downbeat recording dealing with the aftermath of an argument. Despite the conflict at the centre of the song, its lyrics retain an underlying hope of love.

Joe Shooman places the track among a wider group of early Saracuse songs concerned with relationships, uncertainty, lost love and trying to find a satisfying place in the world.

No recording of the track is known to have surfaced.