Sally's Song (The Nightmare Before Christmas) – Vocal Cover by Elizabeth Sparrow

Hello, my darlings! Presenting, on the longest night of the year (apt, don't you think?), Sally's Song from the SPECTACULAR Nightmare Before Christmas. ​

Yes, I've somehow managed to squeeze out​ just ONE more performance this year for your delectation​ (I know, I'm fabulous​, aren't I?​).

​The video says it all. ​​​I currently ​have about as much strength left as a little rag​ ​doll (who has jumped from a tower​ and casually put herself back together) and​, as such,​ I need to rest​ as much as possible​​ ​(although I may pop in to regale you here and there​) ​for a while. ​

I wish you all the most peaceful and pain-free of holidays, and all being well I will be ​back ​in the New Year​ with more Cunning Plans.​

All my love​ and endless thanks,​ as always,
Elizabeth Sparrow

❤️💃💀🎃❄️⛄️🎅🎄👻🌌🎤👩‍💻🎭🐈🩰❤️

#NightmareBeforeChristmas
#SallysSong
#CatherineOhara
#TimBurton
#DannyElfman
#SeasonsGreetings
#RawVideo (to popular demand)
#ChronicallyIll with
Moderate/severe #MyalgicEncephalomyelitis 28 years
#Housebound for over 13 years
Brutal #Endometriosis for over 20 years
Advanced #Osteoporosis (but I still deliver a mean punch)
Overwhelming #Perimenopause for 6 years (don't piss me off; like Sally, I will NOT hesitate to poison you)
At least a four-octave soprano #Singer
Fiction and non-fiction #Writer
Aspiring #Actress and frequent photo/graphic #Artist
Always a #Dancer
#MillionsMissing
#ThankYou as always for your #Love and #Support

[Video Description: Elizabeth is sitting down in order to maintain consciousness (she could probably hold the world record for swooning), cast in a slightly blue glow (for atmosphere, and because the sodding eyeshadow all over her skin to turn her blue didn't show up very well) and wearing a mishmash of clothing, comprising a short-sleeved white, puffy, V-shaped top, over which is a multicoloured floral sleeveless dress, then crossed diagonally over her left shoulder and down is a navy-and-white polka-dot scarf, and tied around her waist are a baby blue silk scarf, red silk scarf and tasselled black-and-white patterned scarf, all of which is an attempt, along with the aforementioned make-up, neck-length auburn hair down and parted in the middle, and eyebrow-marker stitches on her face, arms, chest and neck, to look like the stop-motion animated model of Sally from the film. Frankly, she doesn't think she did a bad job. She begins the video with a short waffling session of the magnificence of the music (well, it IS), then turns exceedingly melancholy (as commanded by the role of the heartsick Sally towards the oblivious Jack) and sings the entitled song, then perks up with relish to give her heartfelt thanks for another year of love and support from her followers, and her hopes and plans for the future, and more thanks, because she so appreciates each and every one of them. Then she turns the camera off and swoons in a corner for three hours, having actually gone blue by that point.]