Ormerod Street Music Festival  bridges the gap between art and business - video Dailymotion

Burnley Express

Local film production company, Burnley Film Studio, have teamed up with Culture Burnley for a two-year long film project to promote Burnley businesses and cultural organisations who are working together towards Burnley 2027 Year of Culture.  Over the past weekend, Burnley’s Ormerod Street Music Festival saw the latest initiative to bridge the gap between art and business, when Burnley born portrait artist, Sarah Dearden, was invited to create a portrait in front of the live audience of renowned entrepreneurial bar and club owner, Madge Nawaz (Bar Remedy) in the festival marquee.

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00:00I've been going crazy, I don't know what it meant

00:20Just running round in circles, never asking why

00:27Realize it don't matter, material things

00:30When your heart begins to shatter, it just rings

00:34And running round in circles, and you'd always be mine

00:41Regretting all the things you pushed aside

00:44I'm not here for the things that made you lie

00:47I'm running round in circles, always cross the line

00:55Spinning over cracks and retold jokes

00:58And you've been pulling back, just taking notes

01:01And running round in circles, saying you'll be fine

01:12Expect it till you make it, be careful you don't break it

01:15Upset the people that say that they can take it

01:20Always running on my mind

01:27So are you thinking of me too?

01:34Do you think we'll make it through?

Ormerod Street Music Festival bridges the gap between art and business

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