Stay Another Day band Maps covered the song and gave it away as a free mp3 download online. In 2003 at Keele University Students' Union, Chesney Hawkes and his band performed an (intentionally farcical) punk rock version of "Stay Another Day" in response to East 17 cancelling their appearance later in the night. The song was not performed in full as the band could not stop laughing when they tried to perform it. In 2012 metal band THE HELL covered the song as a Christmas single and is offered as a free download on their bandcamp account. In 2013, Bastille included it in
Stay with Me (Ironik song) main being his girlfriend who is in hospital and him visiting her. He later visits her and sees her bed is empty. Fearing the worst he turns to see her standing behind him in good health. He is also seen in a church. UK CD single UK Maxi-single Stay with Me (Ironik song) "Stay with Me" (sometimes subtitled "Everybody's Free") is the first single from Ironik's debut album "No Point in Wasting Tears". The song peaked at number five on the UK Singles Chart. The song was written for his younger sister. There was a message in the lyrics for