This song from the 80s is known for its creepy music video and gripping story. It's a classic horror story - of a person being stalked by monsters on a scary night. The song represents the fears and worries that people experience in everyday life and shows that we all have our own 'monsters' to face.

I used some movements from the original video in the flow, like the clapping at the beginning or the swimming movements. I hope you enjoy it.

I worked with the digital remastered version from 2003 and shortened it at minute 3:30. I can send you the shortened audio file. Just write to me via Instagram at o_d_i_n_e

In the song, she sings about hiding from her own happiness--"she hid around corners and she hid under beds; she killed it with kisses and from it she fled." I have done that my whole life: whenever something good happens, I find reasons to tell myself whatever I did what not good enough and could have been better. That means that over and over I refuse to allow myself to be truly happy. How often do we all do that? How often do we all tell ourselves we are not good enough and hide from our own happiness? Instead, why can't we try hiding from our own doubts about ourselves?

Song is "Dog Days Are Over"

Artist is Florence + the Machine

Flow by @erinclairyoga