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oncetherewasaway	Aug 12 2007, 10:32 AM
McEditor Posts: 1,625 Group: .Grey Girls. Member #23 Joined: October 25, 2006	[size=7]SONG TITLE REFERENCE & LYRICS[/size] Title reference: The episode title refers to a song by Metallica and a children's book by author Maurice Sendak. Where the Wild Things Are - Metallica So wake up sleepy one Its time to save your world Steal dreams and give to you Shoplift a thought or two All children touch the sun Burn fingers one by one By one Will this earth be good to you? Keep you clean or stained through? So wake up sleepy one Its time to save your world Youre where the wild things are Yeah, toy soldiers off to war Big eyes to open soon Believing all under sun and moon But does heaven know youre here? And did they give you smiles and tears No, no tears Will this earth be good to you? Keep you clean or stained through? So wake up sleepy one Its time to save your world Youre where the wild things are Yeah, toy soldiers off to war You swing your as.s all down Call to arms are drawn out sound Toy horses start the charge make out as well Robots, chessmen standing guard Never surrender All you children touch the sun Burn your fingers one by one Will this earth be good to you? Keep you clean or stained through? So wake up sleepy one Its time to save your world Youre where the wild things are Yeah, toy soldiers off to war Off to war Off to war So close your little eyes We also have the childrens book, WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE Oh girls you are gonna love this!!! BOOK SYNOPSIS: This wonderful book is arguably Sendak's best work--and one of the true classics of children's literature. Is there a child--or an adult--who can't relate to young Max, feeling a bit reckless in that wolf suit, pushing authority a bit too far and ending up punished? Perhaps the most appealing element is the wordless series of illustrations in which, after Max begins the "wild rumpus," he and his new friends dance and cavort through six pages of some of the most whimsical, enchanting--and unique--artwork in children's literature. Many children have been known to dance along, hearing the imaginary music playing in Max's head. When Max goes looking for someone to love him best of all, he finds love not on the island of the wild things (even though they did make him king), but at home, as symbolized by his waiting supper--still hot. The message of unconditional parental love is reassuring to young ones and a perfect ending to the story. From the Book: And now," cried Max, "let the wild rumpus start!" From The Book Plot Summary: What does a spirited little boy find when he sails over days and across weeks into a strange land? That wild things aren't so different than he is--and that no matter how wild the rumpus, there's no place like home! [size=7]-----------------------------------------[/size] TITLE: I'm Good, I'm Gone PERFORMER: Lykke Li LABEL: Atlantic UK Cristina sleeps in the O.R. gallery. Izzie is passed out on a stretcher. Alex sleeps in the call room. Meredith talks to her therapist. George hates his apartment. TITLE: Some People PERFORMER: Goldfrapp LABEL: EMI Richard and Alex talk in surgery. George shows Derek Phillip's films. Scott goes into D.I.C. Phillip laughs when Richard tells him his brother is dead. Meredith tells Phillip and his wife about the tumor. TITLE: What A Day PERFORMER: Greg Laswell LABEL: Vanguard Izzie and Richard are comparing each other over a contest. Callie and Erica don't invite Cristina to hang out. Lexie decorated George's apartment. Meredith talks to Derek about a way to cure people. Meredith finally starts talking to her therapist. What a day to be alive What a day to realize I'm not dead What a day to save a dime What a day to die trying What a way to say good bye What a wonderful life now What a way to use your mind What a day to say good night "Bring on the evening hours," I cry "Bring on the evidence of my life" (My life) What a day to give a d.amn What a day for "Gone with the Wind" And what a day to start again What a day to give up dry gin "Bring on the evening hours," I cry "Bring on the evidence of my life" "Bring on the evening hours," I cry "Bring on the evidence of my life" Let it go Let it go from here, I don't know Let it go Let it go from here, I don't know Don't know What a day to visit Seattle What a day for San Francisco What a day, holy Toldeo What a day to get in the air and go What a day to give up smoking What a day to absorb What a day to welcome a baby And to begin breathing (To begin breathing)


4.12 Where the Wild Things Are · SEASON 4