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This one's for my friend Ero, who's going through the same thing as I am. *whuffles quietly* This can have several different meanings, depending on how you look at it. But all we can do is to endure and keep on keeping on....
Category Music / All
Species Horse
Size 120 x 120px
File Size 7.22 MB
"Tell me about the ducks."
"What?"
"The ducks. And the lake that used to be right over there."
"Well, that's...that's just a story."
"I know that...dummy...tell me anyway."
"There used to be...There used to be a lake right over there...and one fall day, a bunch of ducks came and landed on that lake. Out of nowhere, the temperature dropped so fast that the lake froze over with the ducks still sitting on it...When they took off...they took the lake with them...Last I heard, that lake was sitting somewhere over in Georgia..."
She turned away from the window, walked to her friends bed and quietly wept as the maid came in and opened the door of the grandfather clock that sat next to her bed and stopped the pendulum. A gentle breeze flowed through the room as the maid held the hands of the weeping woman and said, "It's all right, child. She was a lady and a lady always knows when to go."
I actually started to cry a little as I was listening to this. That scene is the only movie scene so far that actually made me cry and your music fits it so well that I just couldn't help it.
"What?"
"The ducks. And the lake that used to be right over there."
"Well, that's...that's just a story."
"I know that...dummy...tell me anyway."
"There used to be...There used to be a lake right over there...and one fall day, a bunch of ducks came and landed on that lake. Out of nowhere, the temperature dropped so fast that the lake froze over with the ducks still sitting on it...When they took off...they took the lake with them...Last I heard, that lake was sitting somewhere over in Georgia..."
She turned away from the window, walked to her friends bed and quietly wept as the maid came in and opened the door of the grandfather clock that sat next to her bed and stopped the pendulum. A gentle breeze flowed through the room as the maid held the hands of the weeping woman and said, "It's all right, child. She was a lady and a lady always knows when to go."
I actually started to cry a little as I was listening to this. That scene is the only movie scene so far that actually made me cry and your music fits it so well that I just couldn't help it.
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