Awesome genderswapped Dean song, y/y?

[vanitashaze]

Cat Power's RAMBLIN' WOMAN (Hank Williams cover).

Some folks, some folks might say that I'm no good
That I wouldn't settle down, but if I only could.
But I love to see the towns go rolling by,
something I got to do before I die.
I love you baby, but you gotta understand:
When the Lord made me, he made me a ramblin' woman.

Comments

thank you for the ticket / now can I leave?

[wordsatourbacks]

They sound like 3AM in the bellies of big cities

It's not my favorite Cat Power song - I do like what you have to say about her music, probably better than the songs themselves!

Yes to how "God's Country" illustrates the heartbreak of that unfufilled promise, wah.

lithiumdoll is in my circle, so I did watch her video! Possibly my favorite insight from your comment is how the frame narrative situates the whole story. And thuviaptarth had some more thoughts I liked a lot, too:

In SPN--and most SPN vids--the possessed are a presence that are an absence; they're right there, but we don't see them, we just see the demons. And you make the invisible obvious; there are clips I've seen a hundred times, and they never looked like this, along with the clips I've never seen in a vid before. I was particularly struck by the use of Jesse's mother (IMDB says her name is Julia? I don't remember hearing it), Meg, and Sam and Dean killing Ruby (this may be the only time I have ever seen that scene used where it didn't jerk me out of the vid into my intense hatred of that scene). And the use of the Winchesters--but especially Sam--as a contrast to the unwilling victims of possession is just spot-on.