sound, more in the vein of Natalie Imbruglia than pure R&B. Kelly was also fun to work with. She's very nice and caring, and she's also a star." Critical reception "Train on a Track" received generally positive reviews from music critics. Sal Cinquemani of Slant complimented the track for its "light and breezy" nature and named it, along with "(Love Lives In) Strange Places", Simply Deeps best tracks. He found that both records "infuse the singer’s lush harmonies with acoustic guitars and poetic wordplay." Houston Chronicle journalist Michael D. Clark called the song "a daring singer-songwriter rock departure." AllMusic editor Jon O'Brien wrote in his review, that "gorgeous "Train on a Track," an acoustic-driven lament to the first flourishes of love [...] deviates from the late-night slow jam pastiche formula." BBC Music editor Joy Dunbar found that "Rowland makes a faint break from the Destinys Child ethos as "Train on a Track" attempts to rebel against her former sound with the occasional, edgy rock chords and heavy use of guitars. However, this uninspiring, longing love song tries too hard to promote her shift away from the group and interferes with the structure of the album." Music video The accompanying music video for "Train on a Track" was directed by Finnish director Antti Jokinen and filmed in the suburb of Palm Beach in Sydney's Northern Beaches region at the end of Rowland's Australian tour in mid-2003. In the clip, a red-haired Rowland is seen dancing barefoot in the sand, wearing pink and blue pastel-colored dresses, while holding a pair of golden stilettos in her hands. Intercut are scenes of the singer sitting on the rocks by night and her laying on a lush sofa in a calm cave. Upon its release, the music video for "Train on a Track" was included on the European maxi-single as an enhanced video element. It was later also included on the Japanese edition of Destiny's Child's Destiny's Child World Tour concert DVD, released in 2003, as well as the 2005 Wal-Mart exclusive edition of Destiny's Child's Fan Pack II DVD which was released along before the release of Number 1's (2005), and the 2007 Wal-Mart-exclusive DVD BET Presents Kelly Rowland. Track listing and formats International CD single I "Train on a Track" (album version) "Train on a Track" (HR Crump Remix) "Emotion" (live from Rotterdam audio version) "Train on a Track" (music video) International CD