Scene Nine: Finally Free

Friday evening
 The blood still on my hands
 To think that she would leave me now
 For that ungrateful man
 Sole survivor
 No witness to the crime
 I must act fast to cover up
 I think that there's still time
 He'd seem hopeless and lost with this note
 They'll buy into the words that I wrote
 This feeling inside me
 Finally found my love, I've finally broke free
 No longer torn in two
 I'd take my own life before losing you
 Feeling good this Friday afternoon
 I ran into Julian
 Said we'd get together soon
 He always had my heart
 He needs to know
 I'll break free of the Miracle
 It's time for him to go
 This feeling inside me
 Finally found my love, I've finally broke free
 No longer torn in two
 He'd kill his brother if he only knew
 Their love renewed
 They'd rendezvous
 In a pathway out of view
 They thought no one knew
 Then came a shot out of the night
 One last time
 We'll lay down today
 One last time
 Until we fade away
 One last time
 We'll lay down today
 One last time
 We fade away
 As their bodies lie still
 And the ending draws near
 Spirits rise through the air
 All their fears disappear, it all becomes clear
 A blinding light comes into view
 An old soul exchanged for a new
 A familiar voice comes shining through
 This feeling inside me
 Finally found my life, I'm finally free
 No longer torn in two
 I learned about my life by living through you
 This feeling inside me
 Finally found my life, I'm finally free
 No longer torn in two
 Living my own life by learning from you
 We'll meet again my friend someday soon
 "... their lead story, all anticipating the outcome of the man considered to be a member of American nobility. And as you can imagine, as the skies have grown darker here over Washington, the mood has grown darker as well and people here are beginning to resign themselves to the possibility that they are witnessing yet another tragedy in a long string of misfortunes. Reaction from everywhere, from Washington and certainly from around the world has guess..."
 Open your eyes, Nicholas