"no matter where life takes us
nothing can break us apart."
or
in which a lifer and a ghost are
connected in different
timelines by his music.
[ luke patterson x fem oc! ]
julie and the phantoms season one
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_________ ׂׂૢ་༘࿐ JUST WANNA BE WITH YOU
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LENNON SUNDER was a music person. Everyone in her school was. From Carrie Wilson, the girl who had it all. To Flynn, the school's DJ. Even Julie Molina, the girl who had stopped singing because her mother had passed away.
Lennon could understand Julie's sudden stop of singing. Her mother passed away a year prior and she had also just stopped playing everything.
Her father had been trying ever since to get the girl to play something, anything, whether it was just dabbling on the piano or just listening to anything by John Lennon. He tried his hardest but to no avail.
Lennon's mother had her secrets. The box had been sitting in her parents' closet for years. Her father took the box out and allowed Lennon to look inside. He hadn't known what was in it but surely, it was something for Lennon. He felt it.
Lennon opened the box. Sunset Curve. A ton of stuff with the words Sunset Curve written over t-shirts and CDs.
She pressed her back against her bed frame and held the CD in her hands. Opening the CD, the white disk with the same Sunset Curve font on it. Also inside, a tracklist and a picture of four boys on the cover.
She looked over at her record player with a CD player attached to it and placed the CD inside.
The sound of the guitar instantly filling the small room. Loud enough to say the least. As soon as the music started her father stopped typing at his computer.
Lennon stood from her spot and sat at the desk in her room. She grabbed the small notebook from its place and opened it up.
TOP ONE HUNDRED PLUS ROCK SONGS number one hundred six: now or never - sunset curve favorite line: "when all the days felt black and white. those were the best shades of my life."
