Far Out magazine reported that The Cure's Robert Smith shared how the iconic song came to be in an interview with Blender. Smith said he was inspired by his relationship with his wife, Mary Poole, who starred alongside him in the music video.
In addition, he said that "Just Like Heaven" depicts "hyper-ventilating – kissing and fainting to the floor."
"I set myself a regime of writing 15 days a month, otherwise, I’d have just got up in the mid-afternoon and watched TV until the pubs opened, then gone out drinking," said Smith during the interview.
“Although I didn’t realise it at the time, the structure is actually very similar to a song called ‘Another Girl Another Planet’ by The Only Ones, which I can still vividly remember hearing on the radio late at night in the mid-70s," said Smith, as reported by Far Out. "It’s one of the forgotten songs of the decade but is certainly well worth revisiting. The main difference is that as the song progressed, I introduced some different chord changes which give it that slightly melancholic feeling.”
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