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The season nine American Idol runner-up said that the track will be used in forthcoming disaster movie 2012, which opens in cinemas on November 13.
The 27-year-old singer told MTV that the shoot was "really performance-driven. It was really about the lyric content and the emotional guts of the song". Lambert also explained that it will also be reflective of elements from the film.
He stated: "There were a ton of extras on the set. What they were doing is they were staging scenes reminiscent of what happens in 2012.
"I'm just walking through looking straight at the camera singing the song, and there's a riot going on around me - people being tossed in front of me, looting, you know, people being arrested."
He added: "That was pretty wild, to try to stay focused on the song while that was happening. But we had fun. It was a good day."
Queen guitarist Brian May previously claimed that the soundtrack song is "truly sensational".
Lambert's as-yet-untitled debut album recently topped the Amazon sales charts in pre-orders. It will be released on November 24.
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