Changes

The album version of the song features a very dark motif, given the very tribal rhythm, synthetic "chanting" and the oddly tuned "guitar" that accompanies the beat. There is a short bridge in the middle in which some muffled samples can be heard underneath the synthetic drum loops and Gregorian like chanting. The outro is comprised of a keyboard drone at the end (created by [[Richard Patrick]]), accompanied by some downmixed samples, which lowers in pitch and winds down, segueing directly into "[[Something I Can Never Have]]."

===Sanctified (''Purest Feeling Version'')===The second track on '''''Purest Feeling,''''', the song begins with a shouted four count with drumsticks before hitting into the song. Though the beats and bassline are identical, the song is played slightly faster and all the effects are at a higher octave, giving it a much brighter feel. The samples in the song are also much louder and more prominant (and more audiable) than in the version on '''''Pretty Hate Machine.'''''.