still nina?
Jun. 27th, 2005 08:02 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mikkenekoOkay, did this make the rounds already once and I'm oblivious?
1) I didn't know D.C. Simpson (of Ozy and Millie fame) did music.
2) I didn't know he was an FMA fan.
3) I definitely didn't realize that he'd written a song dedicated to FMA.
From his page:
12. [SND] Still Nina (4.2M): The first song I wrote in 2005. Like "London," it's about a fictional character, and you'll either know the reference or you won't, but it's not a requirement; it's just a song about losing someone you love and not being able to stop it. Lyrics.
1) I didn't know D.C. Simpson (of Ozy and Millie fame) did music.
2) I didn't know he was an FMA fan.
3) I definitely didn't realize that he'd written a song dedicated to FMA.
From his page:
12. [SND] Still Nina (4.2M): The first song I wrote in 2005. Like "London," it's about a fictional character, and you'll either know the reference or you won't, but it's not a requirement; it's just a song about losing someone you love and not being able to stop it. Lyrics.
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Date: 2005-06-27 08:19 pm (UTC)That just makes me squeal with fangirlish delight, because really, what are the odds of that? And of course, for everyone who understands the reference, it's doubly meaningful.
The lyrics are pretty depressing even if you don't get the FMA reference, anyway.
*downloading*
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Date: 2005-06-27 08:43 pm (UTC)