He Will Come by RaysOfLight
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Description
he will come to my door
and i will not run and hide
i hold no secrets
so very deep inside
he will come to my door
and take me forever
i did not want you to see me go
i wanted you to be together
he will come to my door
and i will not run and hide
it is time for him now
i leave you now in pride
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inspired by a movie i was watching with my mom a few hours ago. the old lady was dying, so she sent her daughter and future husband out to have fun and her husband off to sleep on the couch for the first time in 40 of marriage because she didn't want them to see her die
then i think there was a song at the end saying "he will come to my door, somethingsomethingsomething". so that's where i got the idea
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dude is don dude from poser
scythe is mine (you can tell, even the shadow looks crap :p)
and the house is my Empty Room.
i seem to be liking distorted perspectives lately. don't know why, but i don't mind. it's a nice change

Comments (4)
Is it that song by Vangelis? Anyway, good distorted image! At first this reminded me of the movie Signs, where they could see the alien shadow under the door. It's rockin!
uhhhhh i wrote those words :p and no, i don't think the original song and lyrics were by vangelis. he doesn't write lyrical music, it's more orchestra and/or vocal
Can hardly make out the scythe... but still a very good image! :o)
Almost lost the Scythe, until I noticed Moebuis87 mention it (only cause its shadow is at the edge of the door). Once I saw that, it made the image 10 times more powerful. Nice shadow work once more. Its amazing how something as simple as a shadow can make an image say so much.