Released on the 1988 album We Too Are One, this track by Eurythmics exemplifies the duo's signature blend of new wave and electronic pop. Featuring Annie Lennox's distinctive vocal delivery and the band's characteristic synthesizer-driven sound, the song explores themes of emotional betrayal and resilience. It stands as a defining piece of late-80s alternative music, showcasing the group's ability to fuse personal narrative with polished production. The recording remains a staple of their discography, often cited alongside other key works from the era such as Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) and Never Gonna Cry Again. Its enduring popularity reflects the song's ability to resonate with listeners seeking a balance of melancholic introspection and rhythmic energy.