Second Street *Official Music Video*
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Description
This is Clear For Takeoff's music video for their song "Second Street." It was actually shot half on 16mm color film and half on HD video. Set in the 1950s, the video tells a story of a young boy who has a run in with a gang of greasers. "Second Street Part II" is on their new EP 'Line Of Fire' just recently released!
Lyrics
What happened to this quiet town? The clock strikes one, and breathing sounds alarms. On a secret street, the shadows come to life. Hurry run if you can. Night rolled in. Much faster than before. Close your eyes girl. It’s not safe here anymore. Spark the fire burning bright. Razor eyes cut through the streetlight. Never felt like this before. Why must we fight, this war? Standing up from the blow. Carrying the weight of the world. Never knowing this indifference is taking over now. Spark the fire burning bright. Razor eyes cut through the streetlight. Never felt like this before. Why must we fight, this war? Sing! Open up your wings. And carry me to higher ground. I’m not ready for eternal twilight. Can you see? We all just want to live, and if I don’t make it through the night, would you tell me family that it’s going to be all right? As the dust sweeps away the tears, the city sleeps in silence, and a boy sits alone and thinks, “Did I create this violence?” Nevermore can I trust. Nevermore can I bleed. Nevermore will I take the leap. If only more could see. We are broken. Broken. Can we fix this? We are broken. Broken. Can we fix this? Sing! Open up your wings. And carry me to higher ground. I’m not ready for eternal twilight. Can you see? We all just want to live. And if I don’t make it through the night, would you tell my family that it’s going to be all right. Sing! (Sing it out. Let the air fill your lungs now) Open up your wings. (Sing it out. Let the air fill your lungs now) and carry me to higher ground. I’m not ready for eternal twilight. Can you see? We all just want to live. And if I don’t make it through the night, would you tell my family that it’s going to be all right.
