Through the Looking-Glass

(From what I can remember)

Inside this dream, it all began much like in real life; We (in real life, our class; in the dream, me and Mum-Ma) had to d something relating to a huge object (In real life, we made props, but in the dream, I remember Mum-Ma and me standing under a object) within a few days of the deadline of the play. Then, when the time came, the play began with the children up the hall, when all of a sudden, it stopped, as a child came back crying. I went out of the room due to this, and found out (just by me thinking and listening) that the dream was on halt because of that child (may have gotten hurt). Then, I completely then left the child behind, as I went down the hal and the dream becomes blurry here. Then, the play ended after playing a familiar song from the play (background music) where, at the end, a girl (Alice's mom, perhaps?) says

ALICE! ALICE?

Alice?: Yeah?

We're leaving in 10(?).

Alice?: Coming!

(may look at script book to see if the lines are in there)

Then, we go out as the play ended and ask Mrs. Rodway and we asked her about the soundtrack for the play. She took a CD (not sure about this part, but she was going to take one at the end) and burned it, putting all the real songs on there. I was so excited when I got ahold of the CD... Too bad it was just in my dreams. Then, as we were leaving, I got an idea: To get that one aforementioned song without the vocals/talking (the background music's pretty good in this one, but there's talking on this one, unfortunately, and without the vocals, it sounds good. Guitar and background instruments and a nice melody) but since I didn't have the name, I couldn't get it... I had to get a random other one (named Track #9 inside the dream, though I don't know if it was "Beware of the Jabberwock" or if it was something else... I hope it was that song.), but never tested the songs to see if they were the real things, so that CD she gave me could've had anything on it!

In real life, us, the Art class, are under Mrs. Rodway, and we had to make props for the play, Through the Looking-Glass. Then, we had to rush and quickly finish some props. Every day, I heard songs from the Drama/Music class playing music from the play. It first started with piano, but then they got the real thing, and I heard Beware of the Jabberwock, some other slow song ("It Was All Just a Dream", perhaps, jsdging by how much I hear that in that song), and the aforementioned song, which sounds more like background music than anything. Then, I saw the building it was taking place in (the Church, presumably). and saw black, so that could explain the darkness I saw in the dream. Then, I was to stay home the rest of the week, and to keep doing the GED practice. One day when I asked Mrs. Horner about it, she said she'd get me a copy that I can't upload anywhere or show anyone online. However, I realized Mrs. Horner'd only give me a CD instead of letting me burn one, but in the dream, Mrs. Rodway could've either allowed us to burn a CD or she just gave me a CD. I think, now that I think about it, that she had to have given me a CD, because it came with its own case (but no cover art), and was made out of transparent glass, which I think was purple. Later, as time ran out for the play, I grew more content with waiting on the CD, and I guess, to hold me over, my mind generated this. Maybe it was God, but I never know about that...

I hope I get the soundtrack in real life as well, even if it doesn[t contain the unlnown BGM, though I like it without the vocals unlike the others, which sound better with the singing. The one without singing? It's clearly intended for karaoke.