'cuz I got all my chores done
and now I'm just eating cookies healthy things like cabbage.
On rainy days like these,
I don't feel too bad about spending x-amount of hours
laying on the couch, doodling.
I'm developing talents, right? Right. Productive. Have a swingin' Memorial Day, loves.
Let's continue the Tangled love & culture ourselves, too.
In Japanese, Rapunzel's beautiful "Healing Incantation"
is called「魔法の花」 or "Magic Flower".
{I added some background vocals to make it magical-ler.}
花は煌めく 魔法の花
時を戻せ 過去に戻せ
傷を癒せ 運命の川
さかのぼれ 蘇らせろ
過去の夢
hana wa kirameku mahou no hana toki wo modose kako ni modose kizu wo iyase unmei no kawa sakanobore yomigaerasero kako no yume
Glowing flower Magical flower
Turn back time Bring back the past
Heal the wounds River of fate
Flow upstream Resurrect (him)
Dreams of the past
Although Tangled is dubbed into Japanese in the Japanese version,
{ 塔の上のラプンツェル or "Rapunzel Above the Tower"}
the mouths are not synced to match the Japanese dialogue.
I find this fascinating.
But I suppose they've done that with
all the Disney movies thus far.
For a bit better quality,
you can download the mp3 here: {Healing Incantation}
Can we be frank, friends?
I am quite in love with his voice.
If I was Ursula,
I'd probably steal it in my magical conch.
I requested he speak/sing with his natural accent
so you could hear its Australian beauty.
I'm glad he abided.
For this song,
I went for the childish, whimsical speaking voice of Rapunzel,
more so than the adult sound Mandy Moore used.
Ben sang with his natural, princely voice. A swoon-worthy Flynn.
Our tones are different,
but I like that.
May we all find our lantern-lit princes, ladies. And sirs, may you all find your curious princesses.
Kevin's roommate, Ben, is a member of Vocal Point, so we got free access to the Shadow Mountain {Deseret Book} concert at Women's Conference.
First time I've ever had floor seats in the Marriott Center.
Kirby HeyborneMCd.
David Osmondmade us wish someone would write a song for us, like the one he wrote for his sweet wife.
Jenny Oaks Bakerhypnotized our ears.
Hilary Weeksdanced with our hearts {in the rain}.
Josh Wrightmade us fall in love with Debussy all over again. And maybe fall a little in love withJoshhimself.
April Meservylifted our spirits past the Marriott Center ceiling.
Cherie Callgave us confidence that the little things matter most.
Vocal Pointmade us all wish they'd ask for our numbers.
I'm always astounded at the amount of talent
the Lord has placed in us all. Some stand out more than others,
but we all have traces of the Grand Master's talents stitched in our souls.
*If you would like extended videos of this concert, e-mail me!