FILE - Florence Welch of Florence + the Machine performs during Barclaycard Presents British Summer Time Hyde Park at Hyde Park on July 13, 2019 in London, England. (Samir Hussein/Getty Images)Florence + The Machine dedicated its most recent music video to the people of Ukraine amid Russia’s invasion. "Dedicated to the spirit, creativity and perseverance of our brave Ukrainian friends," a message read at the end of the music video.

Additionally, the video was filmed in Ukraine in November 2021 and utilized the talents of Ukrainian filmmakers and artists "whose radiant freedom can never be extinguished," the video concluded.

Titled "Free," the music video features renowned actor Bill Nighy, known for his roles in popular movies such as "Love Actually" and Disney’s "Pirates of the Caribbean" series.

Nighy personifies Welch’s anxiety and seemingly — as the lyrics would suggest — picks her up and then puts her back down on a rollercoaster of emotions.

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U.S. woman arrested after body of 6-year-old son found in trunk

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Covid-19: Saudi Arabia bans travel to 16 countries including India

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Justin Thomas wins his 2nd PGA Championship

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Jif peanut butter products recalled in Canada due to salmonella risk

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Police: Male victim shot in the head and killed in Ogontz

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Charges dropped against rapper C-Blu accused of shooting NYPD officer

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Only Fools and Horses star issues incredible health update after cancer diagnosis

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Man, 29, shot multiple times and killed inside a building in Fairmount, police say

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Reported carjacking leads to a teen struck and an accident involving Philly police, officials say

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SEPTA Police ask for help identifying women in connection with assault and robbery on train

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Man shot, killed aboard Q train in Manhattan: NYPD

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Weather Authority: Heat wave stays Sunday ahead of stormy afternoon

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Police: 12 shot, 4 killed as violence erupts overnight in Philadelphia

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Love Island's Paige issues health update after 'minor surgery' as Finn 'plays nurse'

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Covid-19 may increase risk of developing Parkinson's disease, finds study

Covid-19, increase the risk of brain degeneration as seen in Parkinson's disease.

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Police investigating after young man shot in the head in Crescentville

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Police: Robbery suspect shot dead by victim in North Philadelphia

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Air Force cadets who refused to take Covid vaccine won't be commissioned

AP. The cadets will instead graduate with bachelor's degrees.

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