Synopsis

Set against a stark beachside landscape, the video follows a woman living in a trailer as she retreats into memories of a failed relationship. She watches projected footage and sifts through photographs, books, magazines, and other reminders of the past while the Bee Gees perform nearby on the rocks. The private ritual grows increasingly distressed as one of the keepsakes catches fire, and the flames spread through the trailer, turning her store of memories into a final, destructive act of release.

Factoids & Trivia

• The video was filmed in New York and was released to promote the Bee Gees' 1993 album *Size Isn't Everything*.

• The song became the Bee Gees' highest-charting UK single of the 1990s, reaching No. 4 in December 1993. It spent six weeks in the UK Top 10 and 14 weeks on the chart.

• The track was written and produced by Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb, marking another strong post-disco success for the group.

• Editor Matt Davis recalled working with black-and-white reversal film on set and hand-painting parts of it with bleach to create visual effects.

• The promotional clip was later included as one of the Bee Gees' videos on *The Ultimate Bee Gees* CD/DVD collection.