When the time gets right I'm gonna pick you up
And take you far way from trouble my love
Under a big ol' sky out in a field of green
There's gotta be something left for us to believe
Oh, I await the day
Good fortune comes our way
And we ride down the kings highway
No you can't hide out in a six gun town
We wanna hold our heads up, though we gotta stay down
I don't wanna end up in a room all alone
Don't wanna end up someone that I don't even know
Lover, I await the day
Good fortune comes our way
And we ride down the kings highway
Yeah, I await the day
Good fortune comes our way
And we ride down the kings highway
Yeah, I await the day
Good fortune comes our way
And we ride down the kings highway-ay-ay
If not for the fact that Bob's already said he's had the end of the Walk planned for years, I'd suggest this be the segue between it and Vacation - this is the Gatesong that "gets him home" but it turns out to be a double gate, that only sidetrips through Warrior's World on its way to ... somewhere with sixguns, maybe even Gunsmoke to combine it with one of my favorite other ideas... but Maggie is RIGHT THERE as the two portals open, and quick thinking enough to hop on the bike as it proceeds out of one and into the other. Of course, "a field of green" mitigates against Gunsmoke unless it's that one oasis from late in the series... "far away from trouble my love" can safely be disregarded, as if Doug's going to come trouble is never far away
As matters stand, it still seems like a good gatesong specifically for having her travel with him at some point.
- CD
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"Anko, what you do in your free time is your own choice. Use it wisely. And if you do not use it wisely, make sure you thoroughly enjoy whatever unwise thing you are doing." - HymnOfRagnorok as Orochimaru at SpaceBattles
woot Med. Eng., verb, 1st & 3rd pers. prsnt. sg. know, knows
And take you far way from trouble my love
Under a big ol' sky out in a field of green
There's gotta be something left for us to believe
Oh, I await the day
Good fortune comes our way
And we ride down the kings highway
No you can't hide out in a six gun town
We wanna hold our heads up, though we gotta stay down
I don't wanna end up in a room all alone
Don't wanna end up someone that I don't even know
Lover, I await the day
Good fortune comes our way
And we ride down the kings highway
Yeah, I await the day
Good fortune comes our way
And we ride down the kings highway
Yeah, I await the day
Good fortune comes our way
And we ride down the kings highway-ay-ay
If not for the fact that Bob's already said he's had the end of the Walk planned for years, I'd suggest this be the segue between it and Vacation - this is the Gatesong that "gets him home" but it turns out to be a double gate, that only sidetrips through Warrior's World on its way to ... somewhere with sixguns, maybe even Gunsmoke to combine it with one of my favorite other ideas... but Maggie is RIGHT THERE as the two portals open, and quick thinking enough to hop on the bike as it proceeds out of one and into the other. Of course, "a field of green" mitigates against Gunsmoke unless it's that one oasis from late in the series... "far away from trouble my love" can safely be disregarded, as if Doug's going to come trouble is never far away
As matters stand, it still seems like a good gatesong specifically for having her travel with him at some point.
- CD
--
"Anko, what you do in your free time is your own choice. Use it wisely. And if you do not use it wisely, make sure you thoroughly enjoy whatever unwise thing you are doing." - HymnOfRagnorok as Orochimaru at SpaceBattles
woot Med. Eng., verb, 1st & 3rd pers. prsnt. sg. know, knows
