The song is a skyscraper, Ware's towering vocals resting on crushing swells of strings and stadium drums. If the whole thing reminds you of Lana Del Rey's Born To Die, blame Emilie Haynes. As the guy who produced most of the latter he's responsible for its epic scope and romantic poise, and he brings those same elements to the table here.

Ware matches the cinematic soundscape with a powerful ballad of love and loss, describing breakups as important steps on the long road to self discovery.