THE CRASH IN SUNNYDALE

by Lady Giant

Spindrift's Captain Steve Burton goes to Sunnydale and meets Buffy Summers. This short tale and song at the same time shows some differences between both characters. Machism X Feminism and also a return to the 1970's. The first chorus is a version of "MOVING LIKE A SUPERSTAR" (Amadeo, 1977) and the last one is a version of "DOWN DOWN" (BACHMAN TURNER OVERDRIVE, 1977)

THE CRASH IN SUNNYDALE

(BUFFY SUMMERS FEAT. STEVE BURTON)

Danger! Danger!

Don't cross, Sixties Stranger

'cause I'm the Slayer over here!

Back to Spindrift, leave the Earth and disappear!

Not afraid! Prove of what you're really made!

Not afraid! Prove of what you're really made!

Not afraid! Come, prove of what you're really made!

Not afraid! Come, prove of what you're really made! (1)

World changed decades ago

Their importance now females know

The Crash in Sunnydale

The Crash in Sunnydale

The Crash in Sunnydale

The Crash in Sunnydale

But Captain can't fail!

The Crash in Sunnydale

The Crash in Sunnydale

The Crash in Sunnydale

The Crash in Sunnydale

But Captain can't fail!

Giants forever your business, demons and vampires forever mine!

Something wrong in the Third Millennium, read between the lines!

Empowered women? Liar Chosen, just a little dream!

Red Hero, it's for real, old-fashioned still seem!

Buffy won't face

Return to Space

Buffy won't face

Return to Space

Buffy won't face

Return to Space

Buffy won't face

Return to Space

Buffy won't face

Return to Space

Buffy won't face

Return to Space (2)

NOTES

(1) - Version of the chorus of the song Moving Like a Superstar (Amadeo, 1977).

(2) - Version of the final chorus of the song Down Down (Bachman Turner Overdrive, 1977).