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* Although a great deal of ''The Lion King'' is deeply emotional and affecting (as is the film it was based on), there's [[AdaptationDistillation one particular addition]] that hits you right in the heart: Simba's [[BSoDSong {{BSoD}} Song]], "Endless Night". In particular, these lyrics from the chorus: "You promised you'd be there/Whenever I needed you/Whenever I call your name/You're not anywhere/I'm trying to hold on/Just waiting to hear your voice/One word, just a word will do/To end this nightmare." Also, from the second verse: "Sleepless, I dream of the day/When you were by my side/Guiding my path/Father, I can't find the way." By the time the end of the song comes, Simba sings such a stirring, heartfelt testimonial to hope for the future, but the way the song uses actual lines from the movie and builds upon them to reference both the deep love Simba and Mufasa shared (and how he was such [[GoodParents a perfect father]]) and the guilt, despair, and suffering that Simba went through as mentioned above is just so overpowering and gut-wrenching.

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* Although a great deal of ''The Lion King'' is deeply emotional and affecting (as is the film it was based on), there's [[AdaptationDistillation one particular addition]] that hits you right in the heart: Simba's [[BSoDSong {{BSoD}} BSoD Song]], "Endless Night". In particular, these lyrics from the chorus: "You promised you'd be there/Whenever I needed you/Whenever I call your name/You're not anywhere/I'm trying to hold on/Just waiting to hear your voice/One word, just a word will do/To end this nightmare." Also, from the second verse: "Sleepless, I dream of the day/When you were by my side/Guiding my path/Father, I can't find the way." By the time the end of the song comes, Simba sings such a stirring, heartfelt testimonial to hope for the future, but the way the song uses actual lines from the movie and builds upon them to reference both the deep love Simba and Mufasa shared (and how he was such [[GoodParents a perfect father]]) and the guilt, despair, and suffering that Simba went through as mentioned above is just so overpowering and gut-wrenching.
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* Although a great deal of ''The Lion King'' is deeply emotional and affecting (as is the film it was based on), there's [[AdaptationDistillation one particular addition]] that hits you right in the heart: Simba's {{BSoD}}Song, "Endless Night". In particular, these lyrics from the chorus: "You promised you'd be there/Whenever I needed you/Whenever I call your name/You're not anywhere/I'm trying to hold on/Just waiting to hear your voice/One word, just a word will do/To end this nightmare." Also, from the second verse: "Sleepless, I dream of the day/When you were by my side/Guiding my path/Father, I can't find the way." By the time the end of the song comes, Simba sings such a stirring, heartfelt testimonial to hope for the future, but the way the song uses actual lines from the movie and builds upon them to reference both the deep love Simba and Mufasa shared (and how he was such [[GoodParents a perfect father]]) and the guilt, despair, and suffering that Simba went through as mentioned above is just so overpowering and gut-wrenching.

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* Although a great deal of ''The Lion King'' is deeply emotional and affecting (as is the film it was based on), there's [[AdaptationDistillation one particular addition]] that hits you right in the heart: Simba's {{BSoD}}Song, [[BSoDSong {{BSoD}} Song]], "Endless Night". In particular, these lyrics from the chorus: "You promised you'd be there/Whenever I needed you/Whenever I call your name/You're not anywhere/I'm trying to hold on/Just waiting to hear your voice/One word, just a word will do/To end this nightmare." Also, from the second verse: "Sleepless, I dream of the day/When you were by my side/Guiding my path/Father, I can't find the way." By the time the end of the song comes, Simba sings such a stirring, heartfelt testimonial to hope for the future, but the way the song uses actual lines from the movie and builds upon them to reference both the deep love Simba and Mufasa shared (and how he was such [[GoodParents a perfect father]]) and the guilt, despair, and suffering that Simba went through as mentioned above is just so overpowering and gut-wrenching.
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* Although a great deal of ''The Lion King'' is deeply emotional and affecting (as is the film it was based on), there's [[AdaptationDistillation one particular addition]] that hits you right in the heart: Simba's {BSoD}Song, "Endless Night". In particular, these lyrics from the chorus: "You promised you'd be there/Whenever I needed you/Whenever I call your name/You're not anywhere/I'm trying to hold on/Just waiting to hear your voice/One word, just a word will do/To end this nightmare." Also, from the second verse: "Sleepless, I dream of the day/When you were by my side/Guiding my path/Father, I can't find the way." By the time the end of the song comes, Simba sings such a stirring, heartfelt testimonial to hope for the future, but the way the song uses actual lines from the movie and builds upon them to reference both the deep love Simba and Mufasa shared (and how he was such [[GoodParents a perfect father]]) and the guilt, despair, and suffering that Simba went through as mentioned above is just so overpowering and gut-wrenching.

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* Although a great deal of ''The Lion King'' is deeply emotional and affecting (as is the film it was based on), there's [[AdaptationDistillation one particular addition]] that hits you right in the heart: Simba's {BSoD}Song, {{BSoD}}Song, "Endless Night". In particular, these lyrics from the chorus: "You promised you'd be there/Whenever I needed you/Whenever I call your name/You're not anywhere/I'm trying to hold on/Just waiting to hear your voice/One word, just a word will do/To end this nightmare." Also, from the second verse: "Sleepless, I dream of the day/When you were by my side/Guiding my path/Father, I can't find the way." By the time the end of the song comes, Simba sings such a stirring, heartfelt testimonial to hope for the future, but the way the song uses actual lines from the movie and builds upon them to reference both the deep love Simba and Mufasa shared (and how he was such [[GoodParents a perfect father]]) and the guilt, despair, and suffering that Simba went through as mentioned above is just so overpowering and gut-wrenching.

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