From Forever Overhead - TimBaker.lnk.to/ForeverOverhead ON TOUR - timbaker.net/ Directed by: Adrian Vieni and Amos Le Blanc Produced by: Sasha Moroz Edited by: Adrian Vieni and Amos Le Blanc A film by Dream. The Eighteenth Hole words and music by: Tim Baker Album produced by Marcus Paquin and Tim Baker Cast: Ethan Murphy Stephen Candow Chloe Coyle Mellysa Vey Stacey Benoit Katie Evans Mitch Dyke Sasha Moroz Thurston Thomson Mark Cherwick Derek Ashley Captain Barry Rogers Andrea Wall Glenda Compton Cameron MacLellan Susannah McKenzie-Sutter Yohei Sakai Andrea Blair Laura Johnston Jessica Pynn Kimberly Snow Alison Finn Adam Wicks Thank You: Adam Hefferman — Our resident photographer in Newfoundland, the great Heff. Heff was instrumental in helping us get a large portion of our cast and helped the video team orient themselves when they arrived in Newfoundland. Kerri Mattie — Kerri helped look for cast. It’s still amazing how much work she did. Captain Barry Rogers and the crew of Iceberg Quest Ocean Tours — Captain Barry lent us his boat and took the video team out with his two crew members, for free. Howard Morry — Is a generous sheep farmer who allowed us to film on his land. And special thanks to: James Piercey, Andrea Wall, Danielle Hamel, Brian Cherwick, Justin Oakey, Matt Dines, Ross Larkin, Stephen Candow, Ohji Inoue LYRICS: there she is aloft in her long white dress belonging with someone else i should have never left get me out of this into the southside hills where i can be calm and still something i never feel your so-called friends they’ll never understand they want you to ‘chill out man’ something you never can and your only hope is to make like you want a smoke and just fade into the eighteenth hole don’t even go back for your coat soon it will be sunday morning and you know your uncle will be out here golfing saying ‘what have we here?’ yeah cracking his jokes maybe he’ll give you a beer and drive you home and you turn on your phone and there she is come in through a late night text wondering about her friend I should have never left

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