Jeremy Brett

There's A Good Reason These Tables are Numbered Honey, You Just Haven't Thought Of It Yet

String Quartet- There's A Good Reason These Tables....

I recorded, engineered, and mixed this song at the University of Saint Francis in Joliet. This song is originally performed by Say Anything and I do not own any rights to this song. This project was done in class. Also, I recorded this as a gift to my wonderful girlfriend, and thought that maybe others may like it as well. I hope you enjoy!

Do Better (originally by Say Anything)

Starlight starshine by SPG

تسجيلات من صلاة الفجر للقارئ الشيخ عبد العاطى ناصف

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Back in 2012 i wrote a short thing while feverish that a lot of people read as a Karkat fan-song. I went back and made it into a Karkat fan-song. It's better that way.

After 5 years I picked it up again and wanted to make it count.

Thanks to Brendan for tracking violin,

to Tooch, Kylee Henke, Klone, Chris Gravland for the vocals and all the creative help over the years,

and to the VIPs, Lee, Eliot, Erica, Andry, Lozzie, Alex Iversen, and Jess, that recorded vocals for the ending.

And special thanks to Andrew, Kiore, Chell, James, and my dad for being top pledges this time around.

And with that, hi i'm Case volume 2 comes to a close.
Thanks for everything.

Sleep

03-the hoosiers-who said anything (about falling in love)

Track from The Jane Austen Argument's debut record, 'Under The Rainbow'

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Song For A Siren

Religion is a breeding ground
Where the Devil's work is deeply found,
With teeth as sharp as cathedral spires,
Slowly sinking in.
God knows that I've been naive
But I think it makes him proud of me.
Now it's so hard to separate
My disappointments from his name.
Because shadows stretch behind the truth,
Where stained glass offers broken clues
And fear ties knots and pulls them tight.
It leaves us paralyzed.
But in the end such tired words will rest.
The truth will reroute the narrow things they've said.
The marionette strings will lower and untie
And out of the ashes, love will be realized.
God knows that we've been naive
And a bit nearsighted to say the least.
It's broken glass at children's feet
That gets swept aside unexpectedly

Sleeping at last
Atlas
Keaton Henson
Cavetown
Cave town
Saturn
You
Sad music
Cavetown lemon boy
The oh hellos

Naive - Sleeping at Last

So there it is. Big disclaimer first: I don't own the original music of course, it's made by Peter Sandberg for Who killed Markiplier? by Mark Fischbach. But I made the orchestral stuff around it myself. Feel free to share this. You can use it for yourself but NOT for earning money in any form! Please give credit if you use it too! 

WKM Theme Orchestral by detailsthetic

Tiny, Little

What it says on the tin. Originally aired in 1984. You can see the entire special here: https://youtu.be/pvZ6aX0NL4c

Cheers and Merry Christmas

Jeremy Brett Singing God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

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Jeremy Brett Singing God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

A Town for Ghosts

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