Drowning into the Heavens something in the way...
im... moved in the greatest sense by both this song... and the accompanying story. thats all one can say, really. its a piece that drives, stirrs, and beats the emotions and senses. its almost to the point of being undescribeable. i feel like this belongs in a tom hanks movie... or maybe that would just be considered an insult to the real potential of this piece.
the song evokes images of things like that final titanic scene, where leonardo decaprio drifts off to the bottom of the ocean, never seen again. it brings to the mind, freshly unearthed from the trenches of the mind, memories, for me, of good times gone, and a childhood of mine i spent happily with only the fondest of memories. white, pure snow... a tranquil pond, with only droplets of water falling on its glossy mirror-like surface to disturb the unmoving reflection on its surface... these images also arise.
i know this review may be long, but its almost as long as i thought about evreything as i listened to this song, and read the story.
the story was extraordinary. i think you should submit it into a writing contest, it would definetly win countless awards.
never before... and i say this with no hesitation, regret, or uncertainty... was there anything so deep ever posted here on our beloved newgrounds. i tip my hat to you, sirs. you did well.
The Ambulance