In yet another instance, the 1983 single вЂњ The Love CatsвЂќ, has a similar situation where it's either listed as вЂњThe Love CatsвЂќ, or as вЂњThe LovecatsвЂќ. The 2006 re-release of The Head on the Door uses 'Inbetween Days' on the back of the box and the track listing in the booklet, but it uses 'In Between Days' as the title in the lyrical portion of the book.ДЄ similar inconsistency is present with The Cure's ' Lovesong', as it is listed as a single compound word in some instances and two separate words ('Love Song') in others. The 1986 singles compilation Standing on a Beach uses both 'In Between Days' and 'In-Between Days', whereas the 1990 remix album Mixed Up, the 1993 live album Show, the 2001 Greatest Hits collection and the 2004 B-sides compilation Join the Dots each use 'Inbetween Days'. However, the CD release of the album also uses 'In Between Days' on the actual disc. The single used 'In Between Days', whereas the album The Head on the Door uses 'In Between Days' on the back of the album cover and the record label, and 'Inbetween Days' on the inner sleeve. The spacing and punctuation in the title of this song are widely disputed, as it varies between 'In Between Days', 'Inbetween Days', and 'In-Between Days' on many official Cure releases. The extended version, only released on the 12' single in North America, features a longer introduction to the song. It features a distinctive drum intro by Boris Williams and a bass line reminiscent of 'Dreams Never End' by New Order. The song is poppy and upbeat, featuring strummed acoustic guitars under a snappy synthesizer riff, although the song's lyrical themes of aging, loss and fear do not particularly reflect the upbeat tempo of the music.

Korn unplugged in between days