When they found him, he had a sneaking suspicion it wouldn’t be nearly as pleasant as this weekend was turning out to be.Ī realization that forced him to now assess his situation based on brutally honest reality. If he found himself in a position where he couldn’t come after Jared personally, he would send someone else who most definitely would. There were other people Jensen trusted to take care of his business for him. Even if Jared got away, even if he managed to reach D.C or Chicago or L.A., even if he got someone in the field offices to listen to his story and that person had enough clout to get Jensen arrested and indicted ASAFP, there were others. Would Jensen really just let him go? He’d turn over every grain of sand from here to the fucking moon until he caught up with him again.
Let’s say he got off this island tonight. Which brought him to the issues on the tactical front. ‘Fuck that, he’d have found me within an hour.’ John overnight, the last thing he wanted was Jensen hunting him down on this tiny island. If he ran now, blindly, he could find himself stuck on St. Jensen still had his iPhone it wasn’t like he could research that information ahead of time. Croix and fly out from there, who the hell knew what the boat schedules were like, or the flight itineraries out of Charlotte, Amelia or Christiansted. He’d have to hop an inter-island ferry to St. Jared let his finger run the length of the metal key, but as pretty as it was to entertain thoughts of a great escape, he knew all too well that he couldn’t.įrom a practicality standpoint, St. He could take that car and run, just go as far and as fast as humanly possible.
The curious try and always die" was included in the liner notes of the Batman album.Staring at the keys, Jared felt an icy coldness sweep through him, starting in his stomach. A line lifted from the song " Don’t dance with the devil in the pale moonlight. Prince felt the track was too dark, however, and while it was on a configuration together with Batdance after that was recorded in mid-to-late March it didn’t make the final cut of the album and remains unreleased. It was included as the ninth and final track on a March 1989, configuration of the Batman album. The track is long and suite-like, containing several separate sections, including a classical synth run similar to the ending of When Doves Cry. Samples of the Gregorian chant initially used in 21-24 (The Dopamine Rush Suite) can also be heard in this song. The song contains sampled dialogue from the film (the cathedral scene where The Joker dances with Vicki Vale). This was later sampled in Batdance, but is not considered a sample of this track as it originates from the movie.
DANCE WITH THE DEVIL IN THE PALE MOON LIGHT MOVIE
The song is based around the phrase "You ever dance with the devil in the pale moonlight?", used in the movie by The Joker (recited by Jack Nicholson as 'The Joker' and by Hugo Blick as 'Jack Napier'), which is sampled during the track. This track is not believed to have been performed live by Princeĭance With The Devil is an unreleased track recorded in February 1989, at Paisley Park Studios in Chanhassen, Minnesota (during initial sessions for the Batman movie and accompanying Batman soundtrack album).
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