The hanging tree, Amarri Wall, BRANDON_IS_MY_BAE !!!, JASMINE unknown, unknown unknown [desktop ebook reader .txt] 📗

One day there i Was packing to move to, a new house larger then the one we already have."Mom are er leaving today please please please!!! yes hony whatever you say is all your stuff together Meet me in the car.When we arrived at the house i herd lots of sounds the first night but every thin g was okay until "ahhhhhhhhhh"........ There will be a part 2 thanks for reading.After I got to the house I saw a tree and idmeatily i thought this song :

Are you, are youComing to the treeWhere they strung up a man they say murdered three.Strange things did happen hereNo stranger would it beIf we met at midnight in the hanging tree.

Are you, are youComing to the treeWhere the dead man called out for his love to flee.Strange things did happen hereNo stranger would it beIf we met at midnight in the hanging tree.

Are you, are youComing to the treeWhere I told you to run, so we'd both be free.Strange things did happen hereNo stranger would it beIf we met at midnight in the hanging tree.

Are you, are youComing to the treeWear a necklace of rope, side by side with me.Strange things did happen here No stranger would it beIf we met at midnight in the hanging tree 

"... We didn't sing it anymore, my father and I, or even speak of it. After he died, it used to come back to me a lot. Being older, I began to understand the lyrics. At the beginning, it sounds like a guy is trying to get his girlfriend to secretly meet up with him at midnight. But it's an odd place for a tryst, a hanging tree, where a man was hung for murder. The murderer's lover must have had something to do with the killing, or maybe they were just going to punish her anyway, because his corpse called out for her to flee. That's weird obviously, the talking-corpse bit, but it's not until the third verse that "The Hanging Tree" begins to get unnerving. You realize the singer of the song is the dead murderer. He's still in the hanging tree. And even though he told his lover to flee, he keeps asking if she's coming to meet him. The phrase "Where I told you to run, so we'd both be free" is the most troubling because at first you think he's talking about when he told her to flee, presumably to safety. But then you wonder if he meant for her to run to him. To death. In the final stanza, it's clear that that's what he's waiting for. His lover, with her rope necklace, hanging dead next to him in the tree.

...I used to think the murderer was the creepiest guy imaginable. Now, with a couple of trips to the Hunger Games under my belt, I decide not to judge him without knowing more details. Maybe his lover was already sentenced to death and he was trying to make it easier. To let her know he'd be waiting. Or maybe he thought the place he was leaving her was really worse than death..."

There will be more i just have to think about it so if you liked it i will make more of my book

Publication Date: 05-15-2015

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Dedication:
IF yoou liked this book i will make the rest this is just to see if yall wanna read it. But you may read.