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Mayu is abused by a government church/orphanage, and her gift from Albator, an ocarina, is stolen. Crucifixion of Innocence and Irony.

Clip from the life of Chairman Mao Zedong.

The ironic thing about that song is that it's called Ironic and it's written by a woman who doesn't know what irony is.

irony of ironies

thanks spiney

Video response to LVbianSynic "What Do You Fear?" My fear is pretty common, but it doesn't change the fact that it's my biggest fear/phobia. I realize it's irrational, but I haven't gotten over it as of yet. Anyway, here is what I came up with as my video response. BEST VIEWED WITH SOUND ON. Sorry for the typo in the cartoon drawing section. It should have said "height" instead of "high". lol

Revelations 3:20: Behold, I stand at the door, and knock: if any man hear my voice, and open the door, I will come in to him, and will sup with him, and he with me. This song, which I wrote many years ago, was inspired by the songs of Sydney Carter. Lyrics: Stand in the corner, pull down the blinds To keep out all the light. Do your best to stand with your head in the sand And keep your eyes closed tight. Never look out of your window Never look out of your window You might hear somebody calling You might see somebody waiting. Never look out of your window. Stand with your face to the wall. Stand in the corner, lock all the windows Make sure you can't hear. Don’t listen to the news. It might give you the blues. Stand there with a finger in each ear. Don't get too close to your front door Don’t get too close to your front door. You might see a form through the door-glass. You might hear somebody knocking. Don’t get too close to your front door. Stand with your face to the wall. Stand in the corner, pull down the blinds To keep out all the light. Do your best to stand with your head in the sand And keep your eyes closed tight. I once had a friend who was foolish. One day he looked out of his window He listened to the voice that was calling, Heard the voice warn him he was falling. I once had a friend who was foolish. He opened the door to the knocking. He let in the one who was waiting, Then followed him into the sunshine. While we are safe here, safe in our houses, This man is out in the light, In the open air, with all the dangers there While we are protected by the night. Never look out of your window Never look out of your window You might hear somebody calling You might see somebody waiting. Never look out of your window. Stand with your face to the wall.

I wrote this song just before the invasion of Iraq, as a kind of companion piece to Axis of Evil. It is more of a protest song than the latter, which is really a fantasy and only indirectly a criticism of the war. This song is a reaction to the Australian government's decision to support Bush's war, just as, in an earlier era, it had been "all the way with LBJ". It also comments on the irony of its refusal to grant asylum to refugees from Saddam's Iraq. Lyrics: Oh, come let us take the king's shilling. Let us join the Coalition of the Willing. Very soon Australian blood will be spilling Just like it did in Vietnam. Let us send our young men out to Iraq. Ship them to the desert for a lark, Marching onwards into the dark. Send them out to fight for Uncle Sam. Send them out from Melbourne and from Perth. Who can measure what an Aussie life is worth? Let's help the USA to save the earth. Let's be a part of Little Johnnie's plan. Some bleeding hearts are even asking why Iraqi women and children have to die. But don't think you can make Johnnie cry. You people all voted for Saddam. So don't try to seek asylum in Australia. We'll make sure your efforts end in failure. If you come to our country we will jail ya And we'll send you back across the seas again. We don't want you people over here. You'd better get the message strong and clear. We're sending you back home to live in fear; Then we'll come and save you from Saddam Hussein. Regime-change seems to be the latest trend; We will bring this evil kingdom to an end. Little Johnny wants to be Big George's friend, So if we're in trouble he will lend a hand. Oh, come let us take the king's shilling. Let us join the Coalition of the Willing. Come along and join in all the killing. Let us fight and die for Uncle Sam.

Just thinking while smogging and a short explanation about my absence and why I'm in the dark

A joke about two brothers and their deaths, and subsequent punishment.

Irony sung by ATXQ-VieSongJinhye

I love this song and it has major meaning for me... I know it does for a lot of you too... What was your dance? Could you ever forget it?

A remake of the old Nat King Cole classic "Unforgettable" updated with lyrics and visuals appropriate to our times.

pure irony! :-D

Baxter Faraday is holding on to a world that is already gone...proudly!

My thoughts on the irony in the awesome movie, "Little Miss Sunshine"

Nana Melon does Fox's ironing. Special guest star Betsy "Scene-stealer" Newbold

Kevin Nolan and Jack English introducing the day after April 22nd, or "Earth Day".

Almost every Gen-X'er with a TV in the house grew up seeing the Pinball Number Count clips--and judging by some other video sites on the Net, those cartoons have turned up in foreign versions of Sesame Street as well. Still, I wonder how many Russian parents are old enough to sense the irony of dubbing *this* Pinball Number Count for the local kids? ;-)