The pair breaks into an evocative dance within the house, moving like they are trying to conjure mysterious forces to bring rain or something, like something you'd see on HBO's True Blood. This dark magic is underscored by the introduction of a wardrobe change of black leather and some rather large snakes. The clip serves to highlight Womack's lyrics, which proclaim "if I ever get to heaven it's a doggone shame."

"Getting people to talk about things, issues and what they believe is the best thing music can do," Womack told Rolling Stone about the Roger Pistole-directed clip. Seemingly, the video and song accomplish just this goal.