gabrielsbutt:

snoipahkat:

HAWKEYE NO……

(based on THIS)

FINALLY SOMEONE DID THIS OMFG

brittletwig:

danger-in-design:

Tha Mo Ghaol Air Àird A’ Chuain
Julie Fowlis

I heard this song in the trailer of Pixar’s upcoming movie Brave. So I searched around the net and found the title and meaning.

This song is a Scottish Gaelic (Gàidhlig) song. The song is beautiful. And if you read the meaning, it’ll be much more.

Below I’ll post the translation. And of course, the link to the original lyrics.

ENGLISH TRANSLATION:

My Love Is On the High Seas

On a quiet evening at the beginning of May
When the bat was in the skies
I heard a tearful young maiden
Singing beneath the shadow of the green branches
The sun was setting in the sea
And no stars yet graced the sky
When the young girl sang sorrowfully
"My love is on the high seas"

The night's dew began to fall
Each bloom yielding softly to the droplets
The wind blew in a fragrant breeze
Bringing life and renewal to each field
The girl tunefully sang her song
Quiet and peaceful like the June dew
And this chorus constantly repeated
"My love is on the high seas"

Day darkened and the stars shone
Setting their course amongst the clouds
The maiden sat, burdened by her sadness
Her singing could not have been more soothing
I moved closer to the young woman
Singing of her love sailing on the sea
Oh sweet was her sad lament
"My love is on the high seas"

The music enticed me
Nearer to the brown-haired maiden of the warm eyes
And she prayed to the King of Heaven
"Protect my love on the high seas"
Her heart was breaking with love
When I took her by the hand
"Wipe your eyes, your love is safe
I have returned to you from the high seas."

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Original Lyrics

Playing non-stop . D . so calming @ D @ 

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firstyoueatthebaklava:

shes-a-pirate:

thelastlemonadebender:

I HAD TO OK

god fuck look at that hair

This makes me feel so much better about having frizzy ginger hair. xD

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atlantistel:

Guys, seriously. This animation. I can watch it for hours and never cease to be amazed. The breath of Angus, the horse. The run cycle, how Merida shoots the bow.

All of this. Always.

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disarrayofhappenstance:

Disney & Pixar - Brave

Merida is my spirit animal

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briannathestrange:

JAPANESE BRAVE POSTER

OH MY GOD

OHHHH MY GOD

THE BEAR IN THE MIST ABOVE HER HEAD

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lisola:

sarahfu:

typette:

oh my god, the Japanese trailer for Brave, OMG

ACTUALLY TELLS US WHAT THE STORY IS. It’s obviously in Japanese but you can get it, OH JAYSUS I WAS WRONG I WAS HORRIBLY WRONG

This legitimately gave me chills and I was distracted by trying to understand about 30% of what’s being said. The editing, the music, everything comes together so well… damn, why can’t we have a trailer like this in English? I guess they think the only way they can pull in an audience is if they convince parents it’s a contentless romp with helper animals.

hooooooooooooooooly shit wow

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jadebee:

NEW BRAVE TRAILER

Merida competes and shoots!

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binninin:

stephi-jk:

colorpsychedelic:

thoughtfulwonderings:

arseniccupcakes:

rustyglitteringstars:

Brave(2012)

YESSSSSSS

i wanna do this

EEEEEFFFFFFFF THAT WIG.

HOLY SHIT THAT WIG

AND THE WHOLE COSPLAY IN GENERAL

I AM AT LOSS FOR WORDS

SO PRETTY *U*

PARDON ME AS I JUST

JUMP UP AND DOWN WITH EXCITEMENT.

It should be illegal to be this excited.

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briannathestrange:

Currently available for pre-order on Chronicle Books! http://www.chroniclebooks.com/titles/pop-culture/film-movies/the-art-of-brave.html

“Brave is Pixar’s epic and thrilling journey through the rugged and mysterious landscape of ancient Scotland. Set against a backdrop of castles, forests, moors, and highlands, Pixar’s thirteenth feature film promises adventure, magic, and stunning visuals. Featuring behind-the-scenes interviews with the production’s many artists, The Art of Brave showcases the film’s gorgeous concept art, including color scripts, storyboards, character studies, environment art,and more. A foreword by Directors Mark Andrews and Brenda Chapman, and a preface by Chief Creative Officer John Lasseter shed light on the creation of this groundbreaking film.”

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