At a bar in Chicago, I saw the following music video for which I don't
know the name (and may not clearly remember all the details):

The video alternates between shots of the band playing the song, and a
scene in a diner.  The band consists of 4 or 5 guys, and the
performance portion was shot against a green background of some sort. 
The diner portions consisted of shots of diner patrons... each of
which was "labeled" with an emotion of some sort, like "Upset",
"Proud", or "Happy", for example.  By 'labeled', I mean there was text
electronically superimposed on them.  I believe the main plot of the
diner scenes what that it was being robbed by some guy.

I saw/heard this about November 2004.  It is a rock/alternative song,
and it sounded relatively modern, but I can't be sure of that.

I remember it being a very moving video, and a good song at that.  I
just can't remember what it was called.

Thanks!

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Clarification of Question by chiguy78-ga on 09 Feb 2005 08:18 PST

To clarify:  The shots of the band were sepatare and on a stage
(inter-cut with the other shots), and did not take place in the diner.
 And the diner patrons were normal everyday people you would expect to
see in a small-town diner.

Thanks again!

The only relatively new song that features 4 guys in a diner, and the
plot is that the guy is being robbed, is the Limp Bizkit song for the
Mission:Impossible 2 movie. At least, as far as I can remember.

Where the guys in the diner in suits, like CIA agents?

Just because you heard this song on Nov 04 doesnt mean that it was new
at this time though.
(How's that to throw you off the track!)

In case anybody cares, I randomly came across it again.  It's "Walk
Into the Sun", by Dirty Vegas.