Despite the lack of promotion, the song became a substantial hit in the duo's native Sweden. It spent two weeks at number 2 on Sveriges Radio P3's Tracks chart, held off the top spot in both weeks by The Cardigans' "For What It's Worth". It also spent two weeks at number 9 on Svensktoppen, becoming the first Roxette song to enter that chart.
The song achieved considerable popularity in Sweden despite a lack of promotional efforts. It peaked at number 2 on Sveriges Radio P3's Tracks chart for two consecutive weeks, narrowly losing out to The Cardigans' "For What It's Worth" both times. Additionally, it reached number 9 on Svensktoppen, marking the first time a Roxette song appeared on that chart.