Is she dead? Or has she just OD'd somewhat and is so passed out she is not awake or cannot hear the phone or door.
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Before I ever heard this song, these events transpired and when I heard the song for the first time it almost put me to tears and I could have sworn it was written for me (yeah right I know, but I do think it was for people in my situation) Heroin kills many people who are full of self-hatred and recklessly abuse the dangerous drug because they do not care about themselves or their life. The more and more I see this happen to others, the more I see there story is the same, and these lyrics are just so dead on. We knew it was coming, and it was something we had already accepted in a weird way before it even happened. We always said that we were just "waiting for the funeral" as we cried and tried to cope with the situation. I talked to her mother about this time and time again, as we tried to find a solution but nothing worked. At first I thought suicide, but as she slipped into heroin addiction I realized what really was going to happen. I knew after about a year of knowing her, that she would in fact somehow die from something she did to herself. She was intelligent, beautiful, and had the best sense of humor, but her self-hatred brought about on her by her father was absolutely crushing to her soul. My girlfriend of 6 years became addicted to heroin a good few years back. In this case, however, I am almost sure I understand this song. Alternate calls follow common practice performance at Marine Barracks Washington and throughout the Marine Corps and the military.My InterpretationOk, i know that songs mean different things to everyone, and sometimes it's easy to think that a song is specifically about something you personally understand or have been through. For those calls for which there are multiple versions: the first most closely adheres to the bugle calls listed in the Marine Corps Manual. All bugle calls were performed on a Soprano bugle in G. If honors are not required in the sequence, all four tracks should be excluded.īugle Call Taps Version 1 (as written in Marine Corps Band Manual)īugle Call Taps Version 2 (version often heard throughout the military)īugle calls performed by the ceremonial bugler for Marine Barracks Washington. The other three should not be programmed for play. * Please note: This sequence includes four sets of "Ruffles and Flourishes, Flag Officers March," one of which may be chosen if honors are required. The Marines' Hymn (slow version) - traditional Three Ruffles and Flourishes - Flag Officers March *įour Ruffles and Flourishes - Flag Officers March *įour Ruffles and Flourishes - Generals Marchįour Ruffles and Flourishes - Honors March - John Philip Sousa (The Stars and Stripes Forever)įour Ruffles and Flourishes - National Anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner" - John Stafford Smith/Francis Scott Key Two Ruffles and Flourishes - Flag Officers March * One Ruffle and Flourish - Flag Officers March * Zimmerman/ traditionalĪdjutant's Call -French Foreign Legion March - L. Zimmerman/ traditionallĪnchors Aweigh/The Marines' Hymn - Charles A. National Anthem,"The Star-Spangled Banner" - John Stafford Smith/Francis Scott KeyĪnchors Aweigh/The Marines' Hymn - Charles A. March, "The Stars and Stripes Forever" - John Philip Sousa March, "The Washington Post" - John Philip Sousa March, "Semper Fidelis" - John Philip Sousa March, "The Thunderer" - John Philip Sousa March, "The Boys of the Old Brigade" - W.P. Pass in Review - March, "Semper Fidelis" - Anchors Aweigh - The Marines' Hymn - Bugle strain from "Semper Fidelis" National Anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner" - John Stafford Smith/Francis Scott Key Sound Off Alert - March - Sound Off Alert
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Mac users: To download files, hold down the control key and click on the "download" link to save the audio file to your computer. PC users: To download files, right click on the track link, then click "Save Target As." When you are prompted to save, choose a location on your computer and save the audio file. Change of Command, Retirement, or Awards CeremonyĬeremonial music performed by the United States Marine Band with bugle calls by the ceremonial bugler for Marine Barracks Washington.
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