My first thought for a music video for this song
was narrative-based, focussed on a woman's distress after her boyfriend left
her. I pictured my artist singing in a wood in winter, with leafless trees
metaphorically symbolising the end of the relationship.
However I then thought about creating a
concept-based video- focusing on the metaphors, I could produce a music
video themed around global issues such as climate change. For each verse I
would film a scene showing the opposite if the lyrics- what humankind has done
to destroy our world.
Hey, when
seas will cover lands
And when men
will be no more
Don’t think
you can forgive you
For example in this verse I would film teenagers
driving on a road trip. I would combine close-ups of the actors' elated faces
and the exhaust fumes to show their complete disregard for the fact that they
are using precious resources.
These scenes would contrast with the chorus.
Ya, You
never said a word
You didn’t send me no letter
Don’t think I could forgive you
You didn’t send me no letter
Don’t think I could forgive you
Here my artist would be performing alone in a
wintery wood. She would be singing to the previous generation who used all the
resources and left her world very primitive and obsolete. For her appearance I
was inspired by the styling of the ‘Grounder’ leader Anya in American T.V.
show The 100- messy hair with
loads of tiny braids, and heavy makeup including black eye shadow.
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