The song was released on October 31, 2019, as the lead single from the group's debut studio album Honeymoon.
Instead of viewing love as difficult the listener begins to open up to the possibility that just because the past was painful, doesn't mean the future has to be.
[2]The song's music video was directed by Matt Gehl of Chicago-based filmmaking agency Everybody's Baby.
Ben Kaye at Consequence of Sound described it as a combination of the work of John Hughes and the film Eighth Grade.
[3] Writing for Consequence of Sound, Ben Kaye said the song "[oozes] with the optimism of a young romantic daydreamer, the track uses pounding percussion and breezily beatific guitar lines to push aside loneliness.