Reste encore, lyric video sample

Style and material

The last train fades into the distance, nobody needs to know tomorrow, and the plea is simple: stay a little longer. “Reste encore” is a French summer song that does not want to end, light and warm, with the sea keeping small secrets. A summer picnic on a blue gingham cloth with a croissant, coffee and sunlit leaf shadows. The words are spelled out in fruit, slices and berries laid letter by letter, for a summer nobody wants to end. Food is the lettering here, so each line is spelled out piece by piece.

About this clip

Reste encore is a 30-second lyric video sample for a song in French.

Visual style: words spelled in fruit at a summer picnic. A summer picnic: the words are spelled out in fruit, for a summer nobody wants to end.

Why this look: A summer nobody wants to end: the words are spelled in fruit, in a summer picnic scene.

Across the clip: The whole clip happens on a blue and white checked picnic cloth seen from above, with leaf shadows moving across it in the sun. The words are spelled out in food: cherries, blueberries, almonds and slices of peach and apricot. Around the edges come a toy train, sunglasses and a straw hat, a glass bottle and seashells, two glasses of rosé, an open book, a croissant, half a peach and cups of coffee.

The first and the last line of the clip:

“Le dernier train s’éloigne au loin”
“Reste encore, on n’a rien à presser”

More in this style (food):

Lyrics (caption text)

The same text as the captions of the video.

Le dernier train s’éloigne au loin
On n’a pas besoin de savoir demain
Reste encore, l’été nous va si bien
Tourne avec moi jusqu’au matin
La mer garde nos secrets légers
Reste encore, on n’a rien à presser

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