Re: Re: OTR, friends, and grief...

[Ysobelle at aol_com]

On 9/6/02 8:22 AM, quoth the effervescent Lynzi at indigoebony at yahoo_com:

>I am stretched on your grave
>summs up grief in a very chilling way
>    but would not wish it to be played at my funeral.
>
>
>that's all.
>
>lindsey



Bah. When I am dead, I want those who attend my funeral to wail like 
smacked toddlers. They'll be laughing at me again soon enough.



Does anyone remember the piece played at Princess Grace's funeral?


Oh, and because I must, Duran Duran has a sort of tryptich of grief. 
Quoth Simon:

"'Ordinary World' is the song which is part of the trilogy of ghost songs 
I wrote; the others being 'Do you Believe in Shame' and 'out of my mind'. 
DYBIS & OW both refer to the pointlessly tragic death of a very dear 
friend some years back. In DYBIS I yearn to host whatever spirit there is 
left of my dead friend; in OW I finally free myself of the guilt and 
sadness that has come to haunt me in it's place. nuff said? s" 








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