Video: Kings of Leon and Mixed Family Feelings Along with stars like Taylor Swift, Coldplay and U2, Grammy winners Kings of Leon could become Oscar nominees soon. Their song "Last Mile Home," featured over the credits of "August: Osage County," is on the Academy's list of eligible titles. At the film's New York premiere last week, the group, brothers from Nashville, was preparing to see the final cut for the first time. They had screened an earlier version in Nashville to inspire them to write. But they didn't include characters from Tracy Letts's Pulitzer-prize winning dysfunctional clan in their song. "For us, it was more about just having an emotional lyric and something that would stand the test of time," said Caleb Followill, the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist. We wanted to write a song that was fitting, but was also not like verbatim about the story - I didn't want it to be singing about mom and daughter. I turned it into a love song and turned it into something about going home and the good and the bad of that feeling about wanting to go home - you know, you want to go home for the holidays but you can't wait to get the hell out of there once it's over with. Especially if, as they joke in this video, your family is as tightly knit as theirs.