History NightmareFuel / SarahBrightman

* "Murder in Mairyland Park" (a Stina Nordenstam cover) is incredibly haunting. It starts off with creepy synths and the sound of distant traffic. Sarah sings in a childlike voice, describing a murder while accompanying herself on the piano. Then an eerie Latin chorus comes in chanting the Agnus Dei.

* The "Red Riding Hood Rap" from the ''Symphony World Tour'', which also qualifies as a BigLippedAlligatorMoment. Sarah, dressed as Little Red Riding Hood, is on a bicycle being pursued by holographic wolves that are also on bicycles. The song has a very unsettling and surreal tone to it, with her [[MadnessMantra repeating over and over]] "It's all in my mind."

[[caption-width-right:250:''[[MadnessMantra It's all in my mind... it's all in my mind...]]'' '''[[SuddenlyShouting IT'S JUST IN MY MIND!]]''']]

[[caption-width-right:250:''[[MadnessMantra It's all in my mind... it's all in my mind... '''IT'S JUST IN MY MIND!]]''''']]

[[caption-width-right:250:''It's all in my mind... it's all in my mind... '''IT'S JUST IN MY MIND!''''']]

* The "Red Riding Hood Rap" from the ''Symphony World Tour'', which also qualifies as a BigLippedAlligatorMoment. Sarah, dressed as Little Red Riding Hood, is on a bicycle being pursued by holographic wolves that are also on bicycles. The song has a very unsettling and surreal tone to it, with her repeating over and over "It's all in my mind."

[[caption-width-right:250:''It's all in my mind... '''IT'S JUST IN MY MIND!''''']]

[[caption-width-right:250:''Gotta get away, get away, get away'']]

* There's the video for her "How Can Heaven Love Me" duet with Chris Thompson. Sarah herself has said that there is "a lot of rage" in it, with scenes of her being imprisoned, handcuffed together with Chris, hanging onto a tree in a fierce windstorm, and struggling while tied to a chair. It culminates with a frenzied series of clips from the 1940s and 1950s, portraying scenes of Stalin's USSR and the [[UsefulNotes/ColdWar Cold War]] terror.

* "Murder in Mairyland Park" (a Stina Nordenstam cover) is incredibly creepy. It starts off with spooky synths and the sound of distant traffic. Sarah sings in a childlike voice, describing a murder while accompanying herself on the piano. Then an eerie Latin chorus comes in chanting the Agnus Dei.

* "Murder in Mairyland Park" (a Stina Nordenstam cover) is incredibly creepy. Sarah sings in a childlike voice, describing a murder while accompanying herself on the piano. Then an eerie Latin chorus comes in chanting the Agnus Dei.

* "Murder in Mairyland Park" (a Stina Nordenstam cover) is incredibly creepy. Sarah sings in a childlike voice, describing a murder while accompanying herself on the piano. Then a Latin chorus comes in chanting the Agnus Dei.

* There's the video for her "How Can Heaven Love Me" duet with Chris Thompson. Sarah herself has said that there is "a lot of rage" in it, with scenes of her being imprisoned, handcuffed together with Chris, hanging onto a tree in a fierce windstorm, and struggling while tied to a chair. It culminates with a frenzied series of clips from the 1940s and 1950s, portraying scenes of Stalin's USSR and the Cold War terror.

* There's the video for her "How Can Heaven Love Me" duet with Music/ChrisThompson. Sarah herself has said that there is "a lot of rage" in it, with scenes of her being imprisoned, handcuffed together with Chris, hanging onto a tree in a fierce windstorm, and struggling while tied to a chair. It culminates with a frenzied series of clips from the 1940s and 1950s, portraying scenes of Stalin's USSR and the Cold War terror.