I would like to thank all of the people who have given me review of this story, which means I would like to thank the about four of you who have. Sorry I haven't worked on it in a while, but I'll start to work on it much more frequently from now on, hopefully.
Disclaimer: I do not own IGPX or any songs that I may use; I only own the plot of this story, kinda, and my OCs.
High Life Chapter 3 start
Birdsong
Right after that a doctor comes in to speak to all of them. The doctor says (without many of the actual detail being said in this story, but the doctor does say them for real) that Takashi has amnesia. Then another one of the five girls (still luck, kinda) asks, "How long until my brother will be better?" The doctor tells her, "We don't know, it could be a day, but know that he might never recover and even if he does, he might never fully remember everything. But now, visiting hours are over and I have to ask you to leave so that Takashi can get some rest."
All six of the people leave the room and right before the doctor leaves he turns back on the radio. On the radio it singing, "He doesn't know the world at all, who stays in his nest and won't come out, he doesn't know what birds know best, nor what I want to sing about, what I want to sing about x3, is that the world is full of loveliness. When dewdrops sparkle in the grass, and earth's aflood with mourning dew, a blackbird sing upon a bush, to great the dawning after night x4, then I know how good it is to be alive. Open up your heart to beauty, and go to the woods some day, and weave a wreath of mem'ries there, and if the tears obscure your way, if the tears obscure your way x3, you will know how good it is to be alive." After that 'Takashi falls back asleep.
High Life Chapter 3 end
Birdsong
I know it was short, but this is a chapter I didn't remember what I was going to do for and it is just me getting back into writing this story. The song that was playing on the radio was Birdsong by an unknown child in Terizin Concentration Camp during the Holocaust. Please review. I hope you like it! Peace out, Gins!