You are about to see one of the most exciting scenes of your favorite series. At the time of maximum intensity, and not see it coming, it starts beeping 'Graveyard' by Feist, made the hair stand on end getting your skin. This, exactly this is what I experienced yesterday afternoon to enjoy the last chapter of One Tree Hill, The CW series that usually has a soundtrack truly overwhelming.
"Metals" has major issues. We already know all since the market began in October 2011. 'The Bad In Each Other', 'How Come You Never Go There', 'Comfort Me' ... everyone has their reason for being. 'Graveyard', meanwhile, perfectly fulfills the role of "Cinderella song." You know, those pieces that start gently and get transformed in such a way that ultimately end up sounding like authentic timeless hymns.
I can not out of my mind that "bring em all back to life". Damn Leslie ...
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