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Hmm... Just follow my yellow light / And ignore all those big warning signs
In the description, it says the vid was directed by WeWereMonkeys. Looks like they did all of Of Monsters and Men's early clips.
"King and Lionheart"'s two clips link to each other. The lyric vid slowly pans out from the view of a fantastical white city (on an island?), a storm forming around it, and then two robed figures come into view. That seems to be a prelude to the proper vid: the city is under attack by dark forces, and a young woman and her little brother are forced apart. The woman is dropped in a deep pit, but a pink/white rabbit spirit helps her and leads her back to the city; the brother, caged, is freed by a golden fish spirit who guides him into a rocket ship.
Say after me: It’s no better to be safe than sorry.
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