As The Sun Sets Over London
They say a criminal always returns to the scene of the crime. Well, it seems to me lost lovers do the same. Standing, like some bewildered child unable to understand a magic trick, where perhaps flowers disappeared before their eyes. Because love is timeless it doesn't move with that flow of time which carries people and physical objects. It's still there, "in all the old familiar places" as the song "I'll be seeing you" goes - even at that little spa shop. Les Miserable - what an appropriate title looking back at it now. Yes, Theatres. The air hangs heavy in theatres because every performance, every audience and their applause becomes a part of the atmosphere so that the more performances, the deeper the atmosphere becomes and you can really feel and sense it, so that I know, in that Theatre, just as everywhere else, just below the surface, vibrating at some inaudible frequency, there's this gentle web between us even now - it's between everyone and everything - but with love it's stronger because there are so many powerful words spoken like magic spells - so many dreams so many thoughts and because of how we walked hand-in-hand along so many streets, so many places and whatever direction we were walking didn't really matter, because for that brief window of time we shared the same destiny so we could never be lost even for a moment.
This is a song by Jools Holland. I couldn't find it anywhere on the internet, so I uploaded the song from a CD and once again, I added some photographs of my own. A few of these photographs also appeared in one of the previous videos I posted, so apologies for this.