[ Where You Are ; A/Z Crisis Core ♥ ]
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"I'm miles from where you are."
[ T h e B a s i c s ]
Title; Where You Are
Song; Set Fire To The Third Bar
Artist; Snow Patrol feat. Martha Wainwright
Footage; Crisis Core
Pairing; Aerith/Zack
Point of View; Mixed
Dedication; N/A
[ S t o r y ]
She was just a normal girl, she never asked for anyone to change her life. Never thought she'd find anyone who could. Then she met him. Her knight in armor, her hero, her SOLDIER.
They were in love with each other, but he was also in love with the fight. Even though it hurt them both, he had to leave and fight for what he blieved in. They made a promise, to never forget each other and to hold on to what they had. Then, when he came back someday they could finally be together. But sometimes, fate has other plans.
[ N o t e s ]
Another vidlet, I promise I'll get back to full videos sooner or later. I was inspired by Dear John. Which is kind of funny because I didn't even want to see the movie in the first place, but it wasn't so bad, haha. I've been in love with this song long before they used it on the movie soundtrack, by the way, but after seeing the movie and listening to it again I found myself thinking of Aerith and Zack more than John and Savannah -- it always comes back to Final Fantasy lol. Anywho, I got the idea a few days ago and decided to run with it and this is what we've got. Hope you all enjoy it, I know I had a good time making it.
Ooh! Speaking of Aerith. I've also decided that I'm dressing up as her for Halloween next year, haha. I know it's a long way off, but I need to start getting costume stuff together or I'll never get it done in time. Fun stuff, haha. Okay I'm done now, promise.
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