Having the crowd involved certainly made the concerts alot more fun, and this song was no exception. Everyone was laughing afterthe song had come to a... end, just like they had at my previous twoconcerts. It didn't matter how many times I performed that song, it wasfun every single time.The lights came back up and I took a small sip of water from my waterbottle before speaking to the crowd again."Thank you for joining in the fun," I told them sincerely. "Being able toperform for all of you is. Do you have any suggestions as to what may have been hidden for them to do this?" I have a suggestion, Butch, have your people search for underground caves or basements under where the buildings stood. These wouldn't be harmed by the fires and they could return later to gather what they were trying to hide. I think maybe it might be more arms or something of this nature. If the buildings were burned, then they would be hidden until they went back to get them at a later date. Also, check for. My emotions felt closer to the surface and my brain felt slow. If this was the price I had to pay for the courage alcohol gave me, I wasn't sure I wanted it. She moved closer to me and put an arm around me. We cried together for a long time. * * *I woke up in the darkness and was confused. I was sitting up. My back felt like a troop of dwarves were attacking it with picks and my head felt little better. There was something soft in my lap. In the thin ray of light coming under the door, I. I decided to try and regain some dignity and simply said, ‘Erm.. Ok. Bye then.’ He surprised me then by bending down and kissing my cheek. And smiling as if trying to apologise. Frowning I turned around and started to walk away, cursing under my breath. And feeling humiliated as a tear rolled slowly down my cheek. Until I felt a strong hand on my shoulder and somebody whispered, ‘Walk with me?’ in my ear. Without another word he slid his hand down and entwined his fingers with mine. Leading me.