Synopsis

A grieving woman sits alone in a parked car, studying a photograph of herself with a man who is no longer there. As Finger Eleven perform in a dimly lit parking lot, she begins seeing the man's image in mirrors, reflections, and around the city. She follows these visions into a late-night shop, where multiple versions of him appear between the aisles. In the restroom, her distress intensifies before the final reflection reveals the absent man's perspective, ending on the damaged photograph.

Factoids & Trivia

• "I'll Keep Your Memory Vague" was released as a single in Canada on October 12, 2007, followed by a U.S. release on February 5, 2008.

• It was the third single from Finger Eleven's fifth studio album, "Them vs. You vs. Me," and the album's third track.

• The song became the band's second single to receive play on adult contemporary radio, following "One Thing."

• In the United States, it was the final single from the album. "Talking to the Walls" followed in Canada but was not released as a U.S. single.

• The video was included on "Us-vs-Then-vs-Now," the band's two-disc compilation that paired a greatest-hits collection with archival material and music videos.

• The video's closing image reframes the preceding scenes: the woman appears to be haunted by the memory of the man, while the final mirror shot suggests that the story may be presented from his side.