Rose the Hat - Red Rum. The True Knot's leader, Rose the Hat, becomes aware of Abra's existence and formulates a plan to kidnap Abra and keep her alive, so she can produce a limitless supply of steam. - Stephen King
The Dice Man is a 1971 novel by career English professor George Cockcroft tells the story of a psychiatrist who makes daily decisions based on the casting of a die.
Such a shame to believe in escape
A life on every face
And that's a change, till I'm finally left with an eight
Tell me to react, I just stare
Maybe I don't know if I should change
A feeling that we share...
It's a shame
(Such a shame)
Number me with rage, it's a shame
(Such a shame)
Number me in haste, it's a shame
This eagerness to change
It's a shame...
The dice decide my fate and that's a shame
In these trembling hands my faith
Tell me to react, I don't care
Maybe it's unkind if I should change
A feeling that we share...
It's a shame
(Such a shame)
Number me with rage, it's a shame
(Such a shame)
Number me in haste, it's a shame
This eagerness to change
Such a shame...
Tell me to react, I don't care
Maybe it's unkind, I should change
A feeling that we share...
It's a shame
(Such a shame)
Number me with rage, it's a shame
(Such a shame)
Number me in haste, it's a shame
This eagerness to change...
Such a shame.
If the night turned cold
And the stars looked down
And you hug yourself
On the cold, cold ground
You wake the morning
In a stranger's coat
No one would you see
Ask yourself, 'Who'd watch for me?
'My only friend, who could it be?'
It's hard to say it
I hate to say it
But it's probably me
When your belly's empty
And the hunger's so real
And you're too proud to beg
And too dumb to steal
You search the city
For your only friend
No-one would you see
You ask yourself, 'Who could it be?
'A solitary voice to speak out and set me free'
I hate to say it
I hate to say it
But it's probably me
You're not the easiest person that I ever got to know
And it's hard for us both to let our feelings show
Some would say
I should let you go your way
You'll only make me cry
But if there's one guy, just one guy
Who'd lay down his life for you and die
It's hard to say it
I hate to say it
But it's probably me
When the world's gone crazy, and it makes no sense
And there's only one voice that comes to your defence
And the jury's out
And your eyes search the room
One friendly face is all you need to see
And if there's one guy, just one guy
Who'd lay down his life for you and die
It's hard to say it
I hate to say it
But it's probably me
I hate to say it
I hate to say
But it's probably me
I hate to say it
I hate to say
But it's probably me
I hate to say it
I hate to say
But it's probably me
Hamlet and his revenge against his uncle, Claudius, who has murdered Hamlet's father in order to seize his throne and marry Hamlet's mother.
Love looks not with the eyes, but with the mind, And therefore is winged Cupid painted blind. - William Shakespeare
As the colors swim in circles
And rhythms shimmer through the chandeliers
As the gods send gifts of balance
And things of distance become things of near
As the sky reaches burnout
And the crowds disappear
In the temple I'll be waiting
For my angel to appear
Where did you get your wings my angel
Where did you get that light within your eyes
Where did you get your wings my angel
Push me up towards the sky
As the stars move around me
And shoot towards the edge of time
As the gods send gifts of penance
To relieve the pain of my things of crime
As Lucy touches diamonds
Repeating number nine
In the temple I'll be waiting
For my angel so sublime
And I'm sitting in Shakespeare's garden underneath a tree
Wishing that my missing angel could come back to me
To help me breathe (come on, lets go)
By the last breath of the four winds that blow
I'll have revenge upon Fortunato
Smile in his face I'll say "Come let us go
I've a cask of Amontillado"
Sheltered inside from the cold of the snow
Follow me now to the vaults down below
Drinking the wine as we laugh at the time
Which is passing increadibly slow
Part of you dies each passing day
(Say it's a game and I'll come to no harm)
You'll feel your life slipping away
You who are rich and whose troubles are few
May come around to see my point of view
What price the crown of a King on his throne
When you're chained in the dark all alone?
Part of you dies each brick I lay
(Bring back some light in the name of the Lord)
You'll feel your mind slipping away
The path to paradise begins in hell. - Dante Alighieri
Lyrics based on Dante's The Divine Comedy.
La terra lacrimosa dolce,
il vento che vola sopra,
un pugno di pia gente,
la terra lacrimosa dolce
- Boy soprano by Timothy Washburn.