Released by Eurythmics on the 2005 compilation Boxed, this track stands as a stark contrast to the duo's earlier synth-pop dominance. While the band is globally recognized for anthems like Sweet Dreams, this recording delves into a grittier, more personal sonic landscape. The song features Annie Lennox's distinctive vocal delivery, characterized by a raw intensity that underscores themes of emotional betrayal and resilience. Musically, it blends elements of rock and new wave with a driving rhythm that distinguishes it from their more melodic 1980s output. As part of the band's later discography, the track reflects a shift in their artistic direction, moving away from the polished production of their peak era toward a sound that feels more immediate and unfiltered. It remains a notable example of Eurythmics exploring darker emotional territories beyond their signature pop structures.