One song with this title was dropped from the Epitaph version of the Matches' album E. Von Dahl Killed the Locals. With the word "O", this word titles a minimalist pseudo-cover of Massenet's aria "O Sovereign, O Judge, O Father", an unexpected hit for Laurie Anderson. It is the first word in the title of a song from the album Clumsy which opens with the lines "Do you worry that you're not liked? How long till you break?" and ends with Raine Malda repeatedly asking "Doesn't anybody know that the world's a subway?" The repeated couplet "If you go a (*) million miles away I'll track you down, girl / Trust me when I say I know the pathway to your heart" features in another song of this title, covered by R.E.M. for Lifes Rich Pageant. It also titles a song about a figure who's "just out to find/the better part of me" and who notes that "I can't stand to fly / I'm not that naive". For 10 point
One song with this title was dropped from the Epitaph version of the Matches' album E. Von Dahl Killed the Locals. With the word "O", this word titles a minimalist pseudo-cover of Massenet's aria "O Sovereign, O Judge, O Father", an unexpected hit for Laurie Anderson. It is the first word in the title of a song from the album Clumsy which opens with the lines "Do you worry that you're not liked? How long till you break?" and ends with Raine Malda repeatedly asking "Doesn't anybody know that the world's a subway?" The repeated couplet "If you go a (*) million miles away I'll track you down, girl / Trust me when I say I know the pathway to your heart" features in another song of this title, covered by R.E.M. for Lifes Rich Pageant. It also titles a song about a figure who's "just out to find/the better part of me" and who notes that "I can't stand to fly / I'm not that naive". For 10 points, name this figure who appears in the title of the aforementioned Our Lady Peace and Five for Fighting songs and also features prominently in 3 Doors Down's "Kryptonite".
One song with this title was dropped from the Epitaph version of the Matches' album E. Von Dahl Killed the Locals.
{Superman} [prompt on “Clark Kent” or “Kal-El” from assholes; accept “{Superman's}” due to slight ambiguity]