Synopsis

Jeanette Jurado wanders along the beach, haunted by memories of a former boyfriend and the relationship they once shared. Around the Santa Monica Pier, Ann Curless and Kelly Moneymaker remain nearby as Jurado revisits happier moments with him in flashbacks. The trio also gathers around a fire and walks beneath the boardwalk, giving the video a wistful, intimate atmosphere. The seaside setting mirrors the song's central feeling: being physically separated from someone while emotionally unable to move on.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video was filmed around and beneath the Santa Monica Pier in Santa Monica, California.

• Greg Fitzpatrick plays Jurado's former boyfriend. He was credited as both an actor and stuntman.

• This was the first Expose music video to feature Kelly Moneymaker, who had joined the group after the departure of Gioia Bruno.

• Jeanette Jurado handles the lead vocal on the song, while Ann Curless and Kelly Moneymaker appear alongside her in the group scenes.

• Diane Warren wrote the song. Jurado had reportedly favored it for the group's second album, but the production team chose another Warren composition, "Your Baby Never Looked Good in Blue." The song was eventually recorded for Expose's 1992 self-titled album.

• The saxophone solo was performed by Euge Groove, who was then credited under his birth name, Steven Grove. He had also played the saxophone solo on Expose's "Seasons Change."

• Released as a single in March 1993, the song became Expose's last U.S. Top 10 pop hit, reaching No. 8 on the Billboard Hot 100. It also topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart.