"Sonneteer" - Sea Glass & Loren Berí (Official Video)

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Directed by Sam Tabasi (www.samtabasi.com)
“Sonneteer” by Loren Berí and Sea Glass
Concept by Sam Tabasi
Director of Photography: Sam Tabasi
Production Assistants: Sarah Bolander, Sydney Starkweather
Editor: Sam Tabasi
Cast:
Loren Berí as ‘Arthur Whitby’
Itamar Shatz as ‘The Diver’
Stefanie Santana Bannister as ‘Reporter’
Noah Kuchlik as ‘Boy’
Paparazzi played by:
Natalie Ortiz
Amy Shamblen
Damhi Shaw
Sydney Starkweather
Kanishk Tekriwal
Uluç Ulgen
Produced by Tabasi Productions, Handwritten Records, Loren Berí


Loren Berí
IG: https://www.instagram.com/loren_beri/
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3jCudzVI1clSNmXtqqKUw3?si=ed0O5hUXSUmEO12LoZiDsA


Sea Glass
IG: https://www.instagram.com/seaglassseaglass/
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3PvMAUXRI1D4NjpDrjBNRw?si=EPlsuTZlRI-FJQTMq03Q4Q

Lyrics:

We painted rings around our eyes

So now we’re paying for it

They stole your manuscript we meant to burn though they adore it

A story you once penned then swore you’d never lose again

In lieu of fickle friends who at the ending

Turned to fiction


In Sunday clothes

Phoning in the skit

Life is a band

You’d like to quit

Living in prose

For the glam and the grit

A page in your hand

A wink in your wit


I played a shaman on the roof

So now they’re running for it

Until you drink an ounce of truth

What you see

You’ll ignore it


In Sunday clothes

Phoning in the skit

Life is a band

You’d like to quit


Stuck in a verse and you can’t score

Dance in a thought of wanting more

Toast to yourself, ruin a play

Until next year becomes today

Run to a dream you’re waking from

A horror sings, a tempest strums

Toast to yourself, ruin a play

Until next year becomes today


Tomorrow sings you Sonneteer

And you’ll be ready for it

All of the dark you now call dear

And the good, fix what tore it


In Sunday clothes

Phoning in the skit

Life is a band

You’d like to quit

Living in prose

For the glam and the grit

A page in your hand

A wink in your wit


Living in prose

For the glam and the grit

A page in your hand

A wink in your wit