Still amazed by her lover, the female protagonist sings that she feels happy their relationship has lasted through good and bad times over the years.

[9] On 29 March a thirty-second preview of the song was made available on Musicload, and by 6 April 2007 a one-and-a-half-minute clip had leaked onto the internet via pop24, the band's label's promotional website.

[11][12] Shot over twenty-two hours back-to-back with the video for "Teardrops," the final clip worldpremiered on September 21 at the end of German music network VIVA's show Neu.

[11] The group has declared the filming of the "mammoth shoot" as "extremely exhausting," referring to its extraordinary length and a delay of several hours, caused by various technical defects.

[13] Lucy Diakovska has described the plotless clip as a "white, elegant, melancholic but positive [and ...] very simple video, riddled with many nice details and ideas.

"[13] Inspired by a concept developed by all four members and based on Sternberg's treatment, the music video was eventually conceived as a stylistic counterpart to "Teardrops.