â€œUmmâ€¦â€ Was really all Sarah could say when she heard the price she would get paid if she got a gig. Hell with one night she could get herself a frickin condo in Florid and fly here on her own jet daily. Her jaw snapped shut quickly and she prayed she was not drooling, â€œLook that price is fantastic but Iâ€™m just a small time bar singer. Iâ€™m not some big recorded star or anything.â€ She almost wanted to shoot herself for speaking but she didnâ€™t feel like her skills deserved such a high price. When he said that the auto shop would take forever she started to chew on her lip in indecision, â€œWell, how about I play a song or two for you. If you like what you hear then Iâ€™ll play for the night for free and you can fix my truck. How does that sound?â€ No matter what the price for this gig was really nice and the type of money she had never seen outside of a movie. The least she could do was try and see if he liked her music and she could even work with a band if there were any willing ones.<br/><br/>With that she got up to go and play her songs:<br/><br/>"I Will Follow You Into The Dark"<br/><br/>Love of mine some day you will die<br/>But I'll be close behind<br/>I'll follow you into the dark<br/><br/>No blinding light or tunnels to gates of white<br/>Just our hands clasped so tight<br/>Waiting for the hint of a spark<br/>If Heaven and Hell decide<br/>That they both are satisfied<br/>Illuminate the NOs on their vacancy signs<br/><br/>If there's no one beside you<br/>When your soul embarks<br/>Then I'll follow you into the dark<br/><br/>In Catholic school as vicious as Roman rule<br/>I got my knuckles bruised by a lady in black<br/>And I held my tongue as she told me<br/>"Son fear is the heart of love"<br/>So I never went back<br/><br/>If Heaven and Hell decide<br/>That they both are satisfied<br/>Illuminate the NOs on their vacancy signs<br/><br/>If there's no one beside you<br/>When your soul embarks<br/>Then I'll follow you into the dark<br/><br/>You and me have seen everything to see<br/>From Bangkok to Calgary<br/>And the soles of your shoes are all worn down<br/>The time for sleep is now<br/>It's nothing to cry about<br/>'cause we'll hold each other soon<br/>In the blackest of rooms<br/><br/>If Heaven and Hell decide<br/>That they both are satisfied<br/>Illuminate the No's on their vacancy signs<br/><br/>If there's no one beside you<br/>When your soul embarks<br/>Then I'll follow you into the dark<br/>Then I'll follow you into the dark<br/><br/><br/>m<a class="postlink" href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlrn-hXR6ew&amp;feature=related">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlrn-hXR ... re=related</a>m<br/><br/>She had played a slow song intentionally and then a faster more upbeat song that got a lot of people dancing. The music was also a bit different, more rock and roll then her slow song and the band that had played earlier had helped her out when she requested it. She was happy that her songs seemed to get a lot of people dancing. The worst thing a musician could see was people sitting down and not paying attention. She thanked the audience and got applause, packed up her guitar, and headed back to Mizo. One man approached her and looked like he was going to speak with her but he flinched and nearly tripped to get away from her. It was such a strange sight but she paid no mind to it nor did she notice her necklace had glowed a hot red for a second. â€œSo, what did you think? Worth fixing my car and perhaps giving me a job?â€ She hoped since she had been a little nervous and was a little so now as she waited for Mizo to tell her if she got the gig or not. The band that was playing earlier started up again as well so everything went back to normal, or at least the normal she saw when she came in.