Meme!
Choose thirty fifteen pairings characters. Then put your playlist on shuffle. Your first song with lyrics is your first character, and so on. For each song, choose lyrics that resonate with the corresponding character.
Post.
…profit?
EDIT: Now with Brigid.
1) Fantine
2) Winry Rockbell
3) Krazy Kat
4) Sotur
5) Meg Wright
6) Katara
7) Mei Chang
8) Meggy Swan
9) Aigis
10) Lyta Alexander
11) Zoe Heriot
12) Ariane Emory II
13) Brigid Mautrin
14) Calliope
15) Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind
Fantine: Dark End of the Street, June Tabor & Oysterband - “We live at the dark end of the street.”
Winry Rockbell: Poems (Sung by) Mandy Patinkin - “She opens up her eyes but it is I who come awake.”
Krazy Kat: Shady Grove Trad., Colby Maddox - “Some come here to fiddle and dance, some come here to tarry: I come here to fiddle and dance, I come here to marry!”
Sotur: Safe in the Harbor, Lee Murdock - “You deep water dreamer, your journey is over.”
Meg Wright: Welcome Me, Indigo Girls - “I ran in my sleep through your shaking tremors. I feel the splendors echo in my dreams.”
Katara: I Am Convinced, Christopher Grundy - “Fire, flood, terror of war - nothing is ever gonna separate us.”
Mei Chang: Compromise Is, Sons of the Never Known - “The river's down, the river's down, the river and the day. But you are bound, yes, you are bound to stay.”
Meggy Swan: Shallot, Emilie Autumn - “I've been told I'll die before I'm old.”
Aigis: A Better Son/Daughter, Rilo Kiley - “But you'll fight and you'll make it through, you'll fake it if you have to.”
Lyta Alexander: My Son John, The Imagined Village - “So clusterbombs like new sewn corn - you'd better stay away from the harvest home, from the harvest home. You'd better run a mile from the harvest home.”
Zoe Heriot: Trouble in Mind, Alice Peacock - “The sun's gonna shine on my backdoor someday.”
Ariane Emory II: Battle Hymn of the Republic, Tom Glazer - “As you deal with my contenders, so with you my grace shall deal.”
Brigid Mautrin: Spring and Fall: To a Young Child, Natalie Merchant - "No mouth no nor mind expressed what I have heard - "
Calliope: A Hard Rain's a Gonna Fall, Joan Baez - “I've been ten thousand miles in the mouth of a graveyard and it's hard, and it's hard, and it's hard.”
Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind: Penny's Farm, Natalie Merchant - “Can't pay what I owe: can I pay what I can?”
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Post.
…profit?
EDIT: Now with Brigid.
1) Fantine
2) Winry Rockbell
3) Krazy Kat
4) Sotur
5) Meg Wright
6) Katara
7) Mei Chang
8) Meggy Swan
9) Aigis
10) Lyta Alexander
11) Zoe Heriot
12) Ariane Emory II
13) Brigid Mautrin
14) Calliope
15) Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind
Fantine: Dark End of the Street, June Tabor & Oysterband - “We live at the dark end of the street.”
Winry Rockbell: Poems (Sung by) Mandy Patinkin - “She opens up her eyes but it is I who come awake.”
Krazy Kat: Shady Grove Trad., Colby Maddox - “Some come here to fiddle and dance, some come here to tarry: I come here to fiddle and dance, I come here to marry!”
Sotur: Safe in the Harbor, Lee Murdock - “You deep water dreamer, your journey is over.”
Meg Wright: Welcome Me, Indigo Girls - “I ran in my sleep through your shaking tremors. I feel the splendors echo in my dreams.”
Katara: I Am Convinced, Christopher Grundy - “Fire, flood, terror of war - nothing is ever gonna separate us.”
Mei Chang: Compromise Is, Sons of the Never Known - “The river's down, the river's down, the river and the day. But you are bound, yes, you are bound to stay.”
Meggy Swan: Shallot, Emilie Autumn - “I've been told I'll die before I'm old.”
Aigis: A Better Son/Daughter, Rilo Kiley - “But you'll fight and you'll make it through, you'll fake it if you have to.”
Lyta Alexander: My Son John, The Imagined Village - “So clusterbombs like new sewn corn - you'd better stay away from the harvest home, from the harvest home. You'd better run a mile from the harvest home.”
Zoe Heriot: Trouble in Mind, Alice Peacock - “The sun's gonna shine on my backdoor someday.”
Ariane Emory II: Battle Hymn of the Republic, Tom Glazer - “As you deal with my contenders, so with you my grace shall deal.”
Brigid Mautrin: Spring and Fall: To a Young Child, Natalie Merchant - "No mouth no nor mind expressed what I have heard - "
Calliope: A Hard Rain's a Gonna Fall, Joan Baez - “I've been ten thousand miles in the mouth of a graveyard and it's hard, and it's hard, and it's hard.”
Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind: Penny's Farm, Natalie Merchant - “Can't pay what I owe: can I pay what I can?”
This entry was originally posted at http://tiamatschild.dreamwidth.org/82685.html. Please feel free to comment there using OpenID. Or here! It'll be read either way, is what I'm saying.