TVXQ is back with a winter ballad just in time for Christmas. The duo released a short 2 minute and 48 second music video for their new Japanese song "Chandelier." The single is part of their upcoming Japanese album With, which is set to be released on December 17.

In the melancholic music video, Yunho and Changmin pose within a forest of withering trees. The orange and yellow leaves are a beautiful backdrop as fog gathers around the duo and the screen periodically blurs. The dreamy quality is kept when the members begin to sing inside a house that appears to be abandoned. Broken chandeliers lay at their feet dramatically as the members ignore their existence and instead sing about their feelings.

The beautiful lyrics are about a man comparing his relationship with his lover to a chandelier. Whenever the couple experiences something meaningful together another "light" shines in the chandelier, until their future is illuminated. Yunho sets the mood to the story by crooning, "At dusk in the city, one by one window lights are turning on just like stars do. Under these lights, individual smiles and tears, people live their stories."

Check out the music video below!

TVXQ's upcoming With Japanese album has fans everywhere excited, since it will come in four different versions. Version A will include the CD and a DVD containing music videos and a live clip from their 2014 A-Nation stadium festival performance. Version B will include the CD and a DVD mostly composed of off-shot movies and a documentary film about the group's 2014 live tour. Version C will only include the CD, but it will have two special bonus tracks. Version D, or "Bigeast Version," will include the CD and a one-cut version of the Japanese single "Time Works Wonders."

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