Talk:Dragonland
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[edit] Forever Walking alone
Little thing I want to suggest. It is truly possible (If they even Covered X-Japan's "Rusty Nail" that they wrote "Forever Walking alone" for the RPG "Final Fantasy VII", becuase the Text fits Cloud perfectly
Greetz
ZeroEnna (Germany Wikipedia editor)
Forever Walking Alone is part of the two-album spanning Dragonland Chronicles concept albums, which have nothing to do with FF whasoever. Yay baseless speculation!!!1
[edit] Dragondawn
I think that the song 'Dragondawn', from the album 'The Battle of the Ivory Plains', is tweaked slightly from 'A Gift of a Thistle' composed by James Horner for the sountrack of Braveheart. Whether that is plagarism or not I am unsure. I would like someone to get to the bottom of this, but I can't because i'm tired.
- - -TheBe(a)st. (Australia Wikipedia editor)- - - - - - - - - Amazervero (talk) 06:31, 7 May 2008 (UTC)
