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|made by = [[Sally (Doctor Who and the Pirates)|Sally]] | |made by = [[Sally (Doctor Who and the Pirates)|Sally]] | ||
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'''"I Am Alone"''' was a song of [[Sally (Doctor Who and the Pirates)|Sally]]'s making that she sung about her struggles with the death of her partner. ([[AUDIO]]: | '''"I Am Alone"''' was a song of [[Sally (Doctor Who and the Pirates)|Sally]]'s making that she sung about her struggles with the death of her partner. ([[AUDIO]]: {{cs|Doctor Who and the Pirates (audio story)}}) | ||
==Lyrics== | ==Lyrics== | ||
:I am alone, I've reaped and sown, I bear the fruits of sorrow. | :I am alone, I've reaped and sown, I bear the fruits of sorrow. | ||
:But soon I sleep, no more to weep, for there'll be no tomorrow. | :But soon I sleep, no more to weep, for there'll be no tomorrow. | ||
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:I mean to leave the Earth, I mean to fly. | :I mean to leave the Earth, I mean to fly. | ||
:I'll be no more alone, just me and I. | :I'll be no more alone, just me and I. | ||
==Behind the scenes== | ==Behind the scenes== |
Revision as of 19:55, 16 April 2024
"I Am Alone" was a song of Sally's making that she sung about her struggles with the death of her partner. (AUDIO: Doctor Who and the Pirates [+]Loading...["Doctor Who and the Pirates (audio story)"])
Lyrics
- I am alone, I've reaped and sown, I bear the fruits of sorrow.
- But soon I sleep, no more to weep, for there'll be no tomorrow.
- We were a whole, two hearts, one soul, a source of living wonder,
- But evil fate was inchoate and split us soon asunder.
- I mean to leave the Earth, I mean to fly.
- I'll be no more alone, just me and I.
- I mean to leave the Earth, I mean to fly.
- I'll be no more alone, just me and I.
Behind the scenes
"I Am Alone" is an adaptation of the song "The Sun Whose Rays" from The Mikado by Gilbert and Sullivan.
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