"Ding ding dang, she escaped from here."
"But her father took away what she loved, betrothed her to the wrong person."
"She waited for who knows how many years."
"Ding ding dang, she waited for a lifetime."
"When her father died, she dug up the grave left for her husband."
"As an old woman, she went searching for the one she loved."
"Run, girl! Run, girl!"
"..."
The girl's song echoed in the storm, Arthur remembered long ago, a girl had softly sung this song to him, saying she liked this song from Leiber.
Arthur asked her what the song meant, she said it was about a father who arrogantly arranged his daughter's marriage to the wrong person, believing he had correctly planned the girl's life. Unable to resist, the girl obeyed everything, waiting quietly until her father died, until her husband died, and at that moment, as an old woman, she finally became free to pursue what she wanted.
