(I wrote this flash fiction in the form of a lyrical poem, and asked my friend Brian Kremer to set it to music and sing the words. The audio link below plays Brian's resulting work: a 2 minute, 18 second song! In addition to teaching the unique Kremer Voice Design curriculum he developed, Brian is a member of the Voice Faculty at University of the Arts in Philadelphia. Click here for his web site, here for his facebook page, and here for his twitter account. This flash fiction is better on the ears than the eyes, so be sure to use the audio link below and enjoy Brian's piano playing and voice.)
It didn't matter at all
But it mattered to me
It was September that Fall
We were just watchin' tv
You didn't wanna be poor
Wanted the world and for free
Your tone of voice made me sore
Alone in my mentality
It didn't matter at all
But it mattered to me
I stopped by at your house
After working all day
You didn't wanna go out
I told you I couldn't stay
I quit my job the next week
'cause you only wanted to play
It didn't matter at all
[No it didn't]
But it mattered to me
It didn't matter at all
But it mattered to me
We were each part of a team
I just had to stay in line
You didn't wanna be seen
Together we were something divine
It fell apart at the seam
Crossed over that borderline
It didn't matter at all
[No it didn't now]
But it mattered to me
It didn't matter at all
[No no no no]
But it mattered to me
It didn't matter at all
But it mattered to me