The track is built on and shifting melodic swells that build anticipation toward an infectious, dance-heavy chorus. To match the song's nostalgic yet modern feel, the accompanying music video was intentionally recorded digitally and then transferred to VHS to achieve a grainy, retro aesthetic. Key Credits

The song’s lyrics center on a high-stakes, almost desperate plea for a partner to remain present. It juxtaposes grand promises of loyalty with a deep vulnerability regarding past emotional wounds.

, released on October 21, 2022, is an upbeat electronic track that marks the first collaboration between the British electronic trio Clean Bandit and American singer-songwriter Elley Duhé . The song combines Clean Bandit's signature blend of classical and electronic elements with Duhé's airy, emotive vocals to explore themes of intense devotion and the fear of abandonment. Lyrical Themes & Meaning

: A collaborative effort including Elley Duhé, Grace Chatto, Jack Patterson, and Issey Cross.

: Duhé describes the partner as "oxygen," noting that they somehow make her "forget to breathe," illustrating a relationship that is both vital and overwhelming. Production Style

: Clean Bandit (Grace Chatto, Jack Patterson, Luke Patterson) and Elley Duhé . Producers : Clean Bandit and the production duo Punctual.

: The opening lines recall sweeping promises made by a partner ("You said you'd swim the deepest oceans / Rip the stars right from the sky") and contrast them with the painful reality of being left behind.

: A central refrain, "I could paint over the scars / Take an arrow to the heart," suggests a willingness to endure pain or overlook a partner's past mistakes just to avoid being alone again.