Beth Orton - Friday Night (Official Music Video)

’Friday Night’ is taken from the new album from Beth Orton, titled ’Weather Alive’. Out 23rd September on Partisan Records: #BethOrton #PartisanRecords #WeatherAlive #FridayNight FOLLOW: WEBSITE: FACEBOOK: INSTAGRAM: TWITTER: SPOTIFY: APPLE MUSIC: BANDCAMP: CREDITS: Directed by Beth Orton Director of Photography: Anna Gudbrands Assisted by Sam Amidon Produced by Evelina Evangelia Stoltidou Production manager: Laurențiu Sarjan MUA: Amanda Velee Location: The Old Carpet Factory, Hydra Post Production by Tentacle Edited by Jacek Janiszewski and Jordan Copeland Colour by Kurt Riddell Post-Production Manager: Arminda Klier Thanks to Stephan at the Old Carpet Factory LYRICS: I’ve been dreaming of Proust all in my bed He speaks to me in my sleep He takes me to the other side With his madeleines and friends When the sea comes in it’s hard to believe It’ll ever go out again Though we never do get too close I still hold you now and then On a Friday night On a Friday night There’s a stillness left after you leave It’ll speak of what has been When I’m laying in the dark awake And I’m listening to the rain Our sorrow made the city shine We never had to feel that pain Now those tears are prayers of empathy Gonna wash me clean again On a Friday night On a Friday night Forgot that we had bones Forgot that we could feel Forgot that we’d wake up And it’d all be real It’d still be real We’d been waiting for the light to change We’d been waiting on a friend And the only choice that was left to us Was to bleed or rust in the rain Now the measure of your absence Is the presence that you leave And darling that’s where we put all the love That we still have to give On a Friday night On a Friday night Forgot that I had bones Forgot that I could feel Forgot that we’d wake up Beth Orton: Vocals, Backing Vocals, Piano Shahzad Ismaily: Moog, Electric Guitar, Bass Jesse Chandler: Synth, Mellotron, Backing Vocals, Flute Tom Herbert: Sounds Born of Bass Tom Skinner: Drums Additional Editing: Paul Corley