Listen to my story

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Episode 0006
Listen to my story

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Blogger horrorlass
Date Posted July 15th, 2007
URL youtube.com
Description Gather round children.
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YouTube Tags horrorlass alessandra the flock hymn of one fairy tale story monster


Music "No Surprises" by Radiohead
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Listen to my story is the sixth video in the horrorlass video series. It was posted in response to CynnamonDolce's video, Where Are You?.

Transcript

Text: (over a picture of the Earth) Sometimes I pretend I'm somewhere else

Text: (over a picture of a castle) Once upon a time, in a land far away, a great castle sits

Text: (over a picture of a wave) Princes travel over oceans to visit me

Text: (over a picture of scales) Here I rule, just and fair

Text: (over a picture of a pair of hands holding a sapling tree) In my hands the people trust their future

Text: (over a picture of many smiling mouths) Everyone in the kingdom is happy

Text: (over a picture of a frozen branch) When one unfortunate day, the air turns cold

Text: (over a picture of a demon) A monster lurks outside the kingdom

Text: (over a picture of a strange brown monster) The creature can not be tamed, nor defeated

Text: (over a picture of a wasteland covered in bodies and sad-looking people) Cruelty and suffering sustain it

Text: (over a picture of a crying eye) How do I protect my people?

Text: (over a picture of a small boy hiding behind his mother) Everyone hides in fear of the beast

Text: (over a picture of a menacing storm over a farmhouse) Storms roll in from the highlands

Text: (over a picture of debris) Absolute destruction follows the monster

Text: (over a picture of a sunset over mountains) Like the aftermath of a plague, darkness falls

Text: (over a picture of sad-looking children) Leaving my people broken

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