And If We Should Be Separated, Our Eyes Will Meet In The Stars Each Night.The video illustrating the song Starlight of the Swedish band Eskobar creates a marvellous restraint romance in combining pictures and music in a meanwhile uncommon slow narrative style.It starts on a cold morning on the riverbank before the camera changes to the hands caressing the ivories. The melody sets the rhythm for the ice floating on the water and catches the listener with a vague longing.The picture switches between the poetical tale of a rare love story and the narrator. As if this singer is stepping back behind his tale he nearly vanishes behind fantastic cross fades of passing landscapes. It's not quite clear whether the couple of the red haired and blue eyed unpolished beauty and the expressive young man are acting in the same time and space. Everyone who follows their story can choose his very own interpretation.The man's eyes are gliding regretfully from shore to shore as if he fears to forget the tenderness of a starlit night and a lost love. But she is still there, standing behind him and you wish with all your might that he will remember the promise they might have given each other: even if we should be separated we will meet in the stars each night and hereby be together where ever we are.When he finally remembers one can see that his conviction is growing stronger. He only feels that the tenderness has survived the crack of dawn but nevertheless he is well aware of it.This process is reflected in the flow of music. There are no diving beats, there is no exciting drop, but the song is consequently drifting to a point of knowing which leaves the listener with the sincere feeling that love and trust are able to span space and time.