an elaborate movie set. The scene is restarted, and again Perry announces he cannot do the scene, claiming it is too pretentious. Stripping off his crown and costume, ignoring various people who want his attention, Perry walks over to a quiet corner. He begins singing a cappella, the first lines of the song Well you should have been gone! Knowing how I made you feel. He continues two more lines, then the music starts. As he sings, below at a large entrance similar to a church or a train station, his girlfriend Sherrie walks in wearing a white skirt. He continues singing, then runs downstairs to sing to her, as she smiles and laughs. He then embraces her as the song ends. As the director calls out to Perry, imploring him to resume the video, Perry escorts Sherrie out as they exit, with his arm around her. Chart history Weekly charts Year-end charts See also List of RPM number-one singles of 1984 List of number-one mainstream rock hits (United States) References 1984 debut singles 1984 songs Steve Perry (musician) songs Songs written by Steve Perry Songs written by Randy Goodrum RPM Top Singles number-one singles Columbia Records singles