-mirame a los ojos, ya no me quieres verdad?-no creo que, y tu sabes porque.-sabes que fue una tonteria-no, no lo fue, para ser honestos, esto es solo un pretexto-lo sabia-si, pero de cualquier forma ya lo sabes-puedo hacer algo?-no, creo que no y aunque lo hicieras no me importa-eso es todo verdad?-supongo, no se que va a pasar-por lo menos podrias esperar?- a que? no hay nada por que esperar-por mi, sabes que yo te sigo queriendo, sabes que estare ahi, en todo, y para lo que quieras.-como es posible? te acabo de decir que ya no te quiero-si, lo se, pero eso no cambie mis sentimientos por ti.-no puedo creerlo.-creelo, sabes que pase lo pase, yo estare aqui........."It's always best when the light is offI am the pick in the iceDo not cry out or hit the alarmYou know we're friends till we die"radiohead
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In addition to being an enormus fan of Radiohead, I also luv Asian Horror movies. I made a video for the movie I watch @ that website called Forbidden Floor. I used two songs by Radiohead as the backround music: Wolf @ the Door & Living in a Glass House. Enjoy and check out Asian Horror Moveis: http://www.asian-horror-movies.com
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Last week i listened to the Radiohead BBC concert in North Carolina at a desk looking out a window with somewhat clear and bright skies. Although a connection between "In rainbows" and the sky seems somewhat cursory, those songs in particular can really keep up with the changing face of a fast-moving cloud.One day i noticed listening to "Weird fishes" and seeing some clouds move overhead, driving I think, that looking at a cloud while you're listening to a song......possibly by any musician but certainly Radiohead, the song and the speed of the cloud are often in agreement and you might "feel" the song more than normal. "House of cards" was my favorite during the BBC concert...there was a group of very tiny clouds clustered together that sailed on by during that song and also a somewhat big clumpy one which was being moved around in a bit of a curl by the wind.Really an intriguing phenomenon between music and water. And, I suppose everyone playing the songs and even who forged the guitars and drumset were made of more than half water themselves. What a peculiar planet, this....
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