One-Way Signs - Ariel McCleary (feat. an AIRPLANE!)

Опубликовано 15 мая 2018, 15:09

Filmed the cockpit of a Cessna 172S airplane at the Kent State University Airport (Ohio, USA).

I am 1 of 20 finalists for Shure's "Off the Beaten Track" contest. This video is my entry for the final round of the competition! 1st place gets an all-expenses-paid trip to L.A. for a professional recording studio session!

Thank you to everyone who voted for me the first round. Special thanks to Ben for allowing me access to film onsite at the airport. SUPER SPECIAL thanks to my good pal Jimmy for coordinating the entire thing and being my camera man for the day!

More info about the contest here: off-the-beaten-track.shure.com

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LYRICS:

Missed call
I don't have time at all to return
I've got a plane to catch and things to learn
I've been years abroad,
I keep my hair short now and my adventures long.

I've grown accustomed to the customs lines,
the fluorescent lighting of
one-way signs,
I make do
as I get off of planes and out into,

The drizzly streets of Glasgow,
the salty winds of Barbados,
the heat of Spain,
I'll take any train
far away.

Letters from home
I probably won't reply
Because looking back ties me dpown
and I'd rather fly.

I've grown accustomed to the customs lines,
the fluorescent lighting of
one-way signs,
I make do
as I get off of planes and out into,

The French roads filled with cobblestones,
Taking taxis in traffic in Tokyo,
Norwegian snow,
I'll take any boat...

Far away,
it gets lonely
I won't lie
sometimes it gets lonely,
But the empty starts to fill
when NEW! is all I feel.

I've grown accustomed to the customs lines,
the fluorescent lighting of
one-way signs,
I make do,
as I get off of planes,
boats and buses and trains,
far away.