Post by mik-e IMMA fish-E =O on Apr 18, 2009 16:57:06 GMT
There I was, laying in my bed, thinking, wondering if this would all change. Then all of a sudden a ray of light burst through my window. The constant screaming of innocent bystanders had stopped, car alarms were no longer going off. I decided to pull off one of the boards from my window and take a look. Everybody alive, nobody was crying, everybody was just… Normal.
That’s when I left my securely locked bedroom, my safe haven. Nothing could get me there, not even a mouse. To my surprise, the locks on my door were gone, and suddenly so were the boards on the window. What was happening? Why was it happening to me of all people? Just me, Christopher Drew a lone guitarist, a professional musician, a boy.
I opened my bedroom door, expecting to see a dozen of the infected to jump at me and try to leave me stranded with nobody to call for help. But once again, just to my surprise nothing had happened. One step, nothing. Two steps, still nothing.. I decided to run down the staircase and see what was going on. If this had really passed and if everything was alright.
And that’s when I saw them, my mother, father, and little sister. Now, from what I could remember just after Bio-Lence was created and thousands of infected citizens had killed even more innocent people. My parents and unfortunately six year old sister had been attacked and killed. I knew for a fact that I wasn’t going to see them again, I had nobody to turn to, nobody to ask for help. And that’s when it happened. I woke up.
There I sat; in one of the dark crowded halls of “The Red Fortress” I had always been sceptical. Wondering, thinking if this place really wasn’t as safe as everybody said. But I stayed there anyway; I could no longer stay at my old house. The infected had taken over that part of the city, and I had lost everything. Bar a few shirts and my guitar. But oh well, when I’m sad I’ll play my guitar. Most people don’t know who Christofer Drew is anymore. And none believe me when I tell them that I am a professional musician who toured under the name “NeverShoutNever”
I sat there, staring at the wall going off into space. Dreaming of what the world would be like with world peace. But I knew that would never happen, especially if this virus was air born, anybody could catch it. At any time, and anybody is including me.
I grabbed my guitar and started playing one of my songs “HereGoesNothing” and the people who weren’t resting looked over at me as soon as I let out the first few words of the song. “If time means everything stop telling me you’re taking you’re time. I know you’re anxious but you’re running you mouth like your five, years old again… It’s so hard to prete-eh-end.” A few of the older men just looked over, wondering how somebody my age could be enjoying himself during a crisis such as this. Little did that know, I was willing to fight back against The Infected, in order to get my revenge for what they did to my family. Once again, I was alone. I had nobody to ask for help. I was an outcast, an individual, and nobody wanted to help me.
I stopped playing my guitar, and looked over at the men, they just stared at me with these disgusted look on their faces. I grabbed my head band and brushed my hair out of my eyes, then stood up walking over to the men. I was wearing a pair of skin tight acid wash jeans and a blue shirt beneath a bright yellow V-necked cardigan. They were wearing dark jeans, and hoodie’s. I walked over to the men with my guitar, I slung the strap over my shoulder and began to play the song that I had stopped playing for everybody in the room.
"If timings everything
stop telling me you're taking your time
I know you're anxious
But you're running your mouth like you're five
Years old again
It's so hard to pretend
Like I know everything
I dont know anything
I wanted you to see
That I got nothin
I'll sit back and I'll watch the show
I'll lay awake and I'll watch the stars as they collide
My eyes they do see
I don't breathe the way I used to
My lips they don't sing
I won't be the way I was on that night
Steady breathing is all I can advise
To a girl with a sweet tooth for revenge
I know I'm crazy but it's so hard to pretend
Like I know everything
I dont know anything
I wanted you to see
That I got nothin
I'll sit back and I'll watch the show
I'll lay awake and I'll watch the stars as they collide
My eyes they do see
I don't breathe the way I used to
My lips they don't sing
I won't be the way I was on that night
Was the night everbody agreed I was wrong about you
I told them you were being so strong
I knew you were a liar
I knew you were a liar from the start
Was the night everbody agreed I was wrong about you
I told them you were being so strong
I knew you were a liar
I knew you were a liar from the start
Don't treat me like I'm playing a game
Cause baby I don't want to lose
Baby I don't want to risk it all for you
My eyes they do see
I don't breathe the way I used to
My lips they don't sing
I won't be the way I was on that night"
I stopped playing, and singing. Everybody in the room looked up at me in a strange manner, then I heard very loud clapping coming from behind me. I turned to see who it was and ___
TBC: Nabs
That’s when I left my securely locked bedroom, my safe haven. Nothing could get me there, not even a mouse. To my surprise, the locks on my door were gone, and suddenly so were the boards on the window. What was happening? Why was it happening to me of all people? Just me, Christopher Drew a lone guitarist, a professional musician, a boy.
I opened my bedroom door, expecting to see a dozen of the infected to jump at me and try to leave me stranded with nobody to call for help. But once again, just to my surprise nothing had happened. One step, nothing. Two steps, still nothing.. I decided to run down the staircase and see what was going on. If this had really passed and if everything was alright.
And that’s when I saw them, my mother, father, and little sister. Now, from what I could remember just after Bio-Lence was created and thousands of infected citizens had killed even more innocent people. My parents and unfortunately six year old sister had been attacked and killed. I knew for a fact that I wasn’t going to see them again, I had nobody to turn to, nobody to ask for help. And that’s when it happened. I woke up.
There I sat; in one of the dark crowded halls of “The Red Fortress” I had always been sceptical. Wondering, thinking if this place really wasn’t as safe as everybody said. But I stayed there anyway; I could no longer stay at my old house. The infected had taken over that part of the city, and I had lost everything. Bar a few shirts and my guitar. But oh well, when I’m sad I’ll play my guitar. Most people don’t know who Christofer Drew is anymore. And none believe me when I tell them that I am a professional musician who toured under the name “NeverShoutNever”
I sat there, staring at the wall going off into space. Dreaming of what the world would be like with world peace. But I knew that would never happen, especially if this virus was air born, anybody could catch it. At any time, and anybody is including me.
I grabbed my guitar and started playing one of my songs “HereGoesNothing” and the people who weren’t resting looked over at me as soon as I let out the first few words of the song. “If time means everything stop telling me you’re taking you’re time. I know you’re anxious but you’re running you mouth like your five, years old again… It’s so hard to prete-eh-end.” A few of the older men just looked over, wondering how somebody my age could be enjoying himself during a crisis such as this. Little did that know, I was willing to fight back against The Infected, in order to get my revenge for what they did to my family. Once again, I was alone. I had nobody to ask for help. I was an outcast, an individual, and nobody wanted to help me.
I stopped playing my guitar, and looked over at the men, they just stared at me with these disgusted look on their faces. I grabbed my head band and brushed my hair out of my eyes, then stood up walking over to the men. I was wearing a pair of skin tight acid wash jeans and a blue shirt beneath a bright yellow V-necked cardigan. They were wearing dark jeans, and hoodie’s. I walked over to the men with my guitar, I slung the strap over my shoulder and began to play the song that I had stopped playing for everybody in the room.
"If timings everything
stop telling me you're taking your time
I know you're anxious
But you're running your mouth like you're five
Years old again
It's so hard to pretend
Like I know everything
I dont know anything
I wanted you to see
That I got nothin
I'll sit back and I'll watch the show
I'll lay awake and I'll watch the stars as they collide
My eyes they do see
I don't breathe the way I used to
My lips they don't sing
I won't be the way I was on that night
Steady breathing is all I can advise
To a girl with a sweet tooth for revenge
I know I'm crazy but it's so hard to pretend
Like I know everything
I dont know anything
I wanted you to see
That I got nothin
I'll sit back and I'll watch the show
I'll lay awake and I'll watch the stars as they collide
My eyes they do see
I don't breathe the way I used to
My lips they don't sing
I won't be the way I was on that night
Was the night everbody agreed I was wrong about you
I told them you were being so strong
I knew you were a liar
I knew you were a liar from the start
Was the night everbody agreed I was wrong about you
I told them you were being so strong
I knew you were a liar
I knew you were a liar from the start
Don't treat me like I'm playing a game
Cause baby I don't want to lose
Baby I don't want to risk it all for you
My eyes they do see
I don't breathe the way I used to
My lips they don't sing
I won't be the way I was on that night"
I stopped playing, and singing. Everybody in the room looked up at me in a strange manner, then I heard very loud clapping coming from behind me. I turned to see who it was and ___
TBC: Nabs