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• Member: Valanne
• Studio: Sakura Zuka Studios
• Title: How long must you wait?
• Premiered: 2006-01-26
• Categories:
  • Character Profile
  • Serious
• Song:
  • Coldplay In My Place
• Anime:
  • Fullmetal Alchemist The Movie - Conqueror of Shambala
• Comments: *Warning: This video contains major spoilers to the Fullmetal Alchemist movie, and so to the series too*
  
  This video concludes my Coldplay/Shambala trilogy. All three videos focus on Ed and Al's efforts to find each other, and on their loneliness. In this video, being the last one, I quoted some scenes from the other two (especially in the ending), but I also tried to make it different, using a fast timing, and a editing that could show always Ed and Al, in similar scenes, but in different places. In other words, I tried to focus on how they're left alone and waiting. The trasmutation array scene always seemed very important to me, as it' s the turning point in the movie's plot, so I tried and give it much space and importance, placing it at the intro of the video.
  
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  IN MY PLACE
  
  In my place, in my place
  Were lines that I couldn’t change
  I was lost, oh yeah
  I was lost, I was lost
  Crossed lines I shouldn’t have crossed
  I was lost, oh yeah
  And yeah
  How long must you wait for it?
  Yeah
  How long must you pay for it?
  Yeah
  How long must you wait for it?
  For it
  
  I was scared, I was scared
  Tired and underprepared
  But I wait for it
  And if you go, if you go
  And leave me down here on my own
  Then I’ll wait for you
  Yeah
  
  And yeah
  How long must you wait for it?
  Yeah
  How long must you pay for it?
  Yeah
  How long must you wait for it?
  
  Singing please, please, please
  Come back and sing to me
  To me, me
  
  Come on and sing it out, now, now
  Come on and sing it out, to me, me
  Come back and sing
  
  In my place, in my place
  Were lines that I couldn’t change
  And I was lost, oh yeah, oh yeah
  
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  This video is devoted to the family I lost. Feedback is always appreciated.