Music Video
The music video depicts the band playing in a desert like location, with sandy gusts of wind billowing around them. The video occasionally cuts away to Mark Chavez, the lead vocalist, as he runs through a windy location, storm clouds everywhere, with a female floating around him. In the end, Chavez is lying on a roof protected from the wind. He reaches out to try and catch the female from driting away. In the end of the video, the house that Mark was lying on explodes, and quick-cuts of Mark Chavez and the woman holding hands are shown.
The video was shot in a week, and has had the highest airplay out of all of Adema's singles to date. This is the last music video to feature its original lineup with Chavez and Ransom departing from the band and then again after their reunion. It was directed by Kevin Kerslake.
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