hey little sister, what have you done?
In honor of the short story I just submitted that I'm crossing my fingers for, here's a song I started to associate it for God only knows what reason (probably because I am weird). Sadly, the only wedding in my story appears off-screen, there are no motorcycles, and no leather. Oh well. You can never have too much of the '80s, right? Don't answer that.
My actual "soundtrack" was a combination of The Hills Have Eyes music (by Tomandandy), like such, and "Proven Lands" off There Will Be Blood (by Jonny Greenwood). I'm really obsessed with "Proven Lands." It's like the music of capitalism.
This song actually fits the story better in theme and atmosphere and such - "Das Tor" by Faun. I actually didn't look up the translated lyrics until now - I just felt that the song worked with the story: "And when the night is at its darkest, then we shall look at each other, and laugh and laugh and laugh doing so, then we shall look at each other. And then shall be a meadow with many-coloured flowers. I shall give you a flower and you shall give me one. And then we shall run, run through the gate, through the gate to the eternal day, to the eternal day. I shall give you my hand and you shall hand me yours. The night, it shall be no more, only a meadow with flowers."
You have to listen to it to feel how... unreal and dreamlike all this is, or how unworldly. Like this is a vision that will not be achieved on the earthly plane, or is a pre-death hallucination, or something.
All this makes the story sound like a romance, but it's not one in any conventional sense.
Click to viewMy actual "soundtrack" was a combination of The Hills Have Eyes music (by Tomandandy), like such, and "Proven Lands" off There Will Be Blood (by Jonny Greenwood). I'm really obsessed with "Proven Lands." It's like the music of capitalism.
This song actually fits the story better in theme and atmosphere and such - "Das Tor" by Faun. I actually didn't look up the translated lyrics until now - I just felt that the song worked with the story: "And when the night is at its darkest, then we shall look at each other, and laugh and laugh and laugh doing so, then we shall look at each other. And then shall be a meadow with many-coloured flowers. I shall give you a flower and you shall give me one. And then we shall run, run through the gate, through the gate to the eternal day, to the eternal day. I shall give you my hand and you shall hand me yours. The night, it shall be no more, only a meadow with flowers."
You have to listen to it to feel how... unreal and dreamlike all this is, or how unworldly. Like this is a vision that will not be achieved on the earthly plane, or is a pre-death hallucination, or something.
All this makes the story sound like a romance, but it's not one in any conventional sense.