The second music video, released in tandem with the first UK release of the single, has Blunt and his band performing in the [[Café de Paris (London)|Café de Paris]]. The only occupants of the café are three middle-aged men, supposedly businessmen, who are accompanied by a young woman. The woman stands and begins to dance in the middle of the room but is ignored by the men. Three masked men, supposedly the wisemen, then enter and kidnap Blunt, putting him into a car and driving to the shore where he is imprisoned in a hastily constructed shack by the seaside, in reference to the lyric, "Those three wisemen, they've got a semi by the sea." The masks were constructed from moulds cast from Blunt's own face. The first version, which was released in tandem with the UK re-release of the single, has Blunt burning his personal papers and passport in a forest before slowly [[Spontaneous human combustion|internally combusting]]. This video has been released to the US market. During a guest-hosting slot on the BBC2 programme "[[Never Mind the Buzzcocks|Never Mind The Buzzcocks]]", Blunt was asked what the line meant and said that "Semi" referred to a "semi-automatic rifle".