The Psychedelic Furs - Wrong Train (Official Video)

Director and Producer: Hans Neleman
Creative Director & Art Production: Peter Sebastian
Director of Photography: Austen Deery
Editor: Gaby Scott
Coordinating-Producer: Rijk de Gooijer, Rijkswerk
Associate Producer: Dan Levinson, Moxie Pictures
Trailer Editor: MacGyver, Amsterdam
Production Company: NELEMAN+SEBASTIAN

Lyrics:
I took the wrong train
Ate all the wrong pills
I took a cell phone
To call my voice mail

I took the wrong train
Got off the wrong town
They beat their kids up
Somewhere suburban

And I’m never coming home again
We can’t agree on anything
And where the hell are all my friends
I need you right now

I ran the wrong light
Got in a car crash
A wife that hates me
So does her boyfriend

And I’m never coming home again
We can’t agree on anything
And where the hell are all my friends
I need you right now

I took the wrong train
Got off the wrong town
They beat their kids up
Somewhere suburban

And I’m never coming home again
We can’t agree on anything
And where the hell are all my friends
I need you right now

Tell me things you used to do
I’ll pretend you wanted to
We wear these little things away
In the end there’s nothing left to say

[Snowbear-dt]

Jesus…..Richard Butler and Psychedelic Furs was my fav band of the 80’s and here we are in 2024 and I’m getting same chills as when I was a teen. Unreal 🤩✨👏🏻💫❤️

[IAmKrow]

I get chills when Richard sings "where the hell are all my friends?" since I've pretty much lost mine. Great song.

[ursaminorjim]

I've always adored the sound of Richard Butler's voice, but man. He's one of the rare examples of someone who's become a far better singer over time. Excellent.

[STRDVD]

Literally 40 years later and it's like they just recorded this brilliant bloody song in 1986. They sound the same and amazing all at once.

[jaylowrey]

This song is thoroughly modern and up-to-date yet fits in perfectly with the Furs' classic catalogue. Few bands are able to pull that off. Great song, great sound, and heartbreaking lyrics. So good to hear new material from a timeless band.

[jasonpatton]

This is fucking outstanding for a band that hasn't made new music since 1991. Absolutely incredible single and album. Saw them live here in Chicago last week - SO DAMN GREAT!

[theprofitmohamhead]

Richard has one of the most recognizable dynamic voices of all time. A manly mans voice. Love it! Great presentation guys!

[paulburke]

I cried listening remembering the early 80s so vividly... that voice

[Isahiyella]

If you ever have a chance to catch them live, do it! They sound as good as ever, like listening to them on record. Amazing band.

[pepleatherlab]

Richard Butler, the consummate artist. What an ageless and well kept talent. "Where the hell have all my friends gone" indeed. Regret grows with age and it can't be helped, because that's life.

[arlowe]

This is the BEST album of 2020!! You can easily listen to it from beginning to end. And each song touches the heart a little differently than the last one. A great, sonic journey!!

[tarakb]

Have loved this band ever since I first heard them almost forty years ago.
Really glad they are still active.

[jennifergold]

Everything about this is fantastic! The Furs forever! ❤🎶

[bigge]

Made me cry. I grew up on the Furs & have Never stopped listening to them. You guys are Truly a Timeless band.
And this new track is Amazing. 😪
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[keith-leecastle]

Richard Butler’s paintings are incredible too.

[cindym]

The lines that break my heart are, "Where the hell are all my friends? I need you right now."
A powerful song sung by a great vocalist. Only one that comes close to Richard Butler is David Bowie.

[markgally]

My go to band since the 80's and I'm sixty now...I've seen them once live... Amazing !

[theslivehere]

I bought this CD in late 2020. Very cool. Made my best of 2020 list. Psychedelic Furs fan since my teens. - Heather

[KellysMagicalRealm]

I always loved the psychedelic furs! They never disappoint ❤️✌️✌️✌️❤️❤️

[charliestevenson]

The world was ours. Now we're observing it from our screens.