Westlife ’s music video for is a soulful cover of the 1997 Sarah McLachlan classic, released in 2001 as a single from their third studio album, World of Our Own . The Meaning and Background
Reviewers describe the video as a story about finding freedom and refuge from the "vultures and thieves" and pressures of daily life mentioned in the lyrics.
The track was produced by long-time collaborator Steve Mac , who also played piano on the recording.
Directed by , the video captures a delicate, reflective mood that mirrors the lyrics’ themes of seeking refuge and escape.
The video features the band in a simple, emotive setting that emphasizes their vocal harmonies. It portrays a sense of "glorious sadness"—a bittersweet release where the "angel" represents a sanctuary from a "dark cold hotel room" and the "wreckage" of one's thoughts.
