I can't see me lovin' nobody but you for all my life
"I have no armour left."
"Amazingly, there is a story, contained entirely within overlong between-mission cinematics and which concern a man resembling a shaved bear, whose life is a cavalcade of success and happiness and sunshine and flowers before he takes one too many lingering looks at his sexy wife and smacks straight into a truck."
"The ringmaster announces the circus's star act: the amazing Flying Graysons! There's a slow pan across the family quartet, and each and every one of them looks really happy and full of life. I'm guessing they're all probably only a week away from retirement, too. The crowd gawps and gasps as the Soon To Be Plummeting Graysons swing and twirl and thoroughly enjoy being alive."
"For a moment, he looked puzzled; then he said, "Didn't it go by awfully fast?" Of course it had. We had been too happy and the gods cannot bear the happiness of mortals."
—Gore Vidal, Point to Point Navigation
"The nature of their relationship was clearly as complex as it was intense. The party line on the incessant questions of romantic entanglement was that they were 'partners in all things,' a statement Grammer later quietly clarified to confirm that romance was, in fact, a subset of all things...She has written and recorded exactly one song since Carter's death (although she has recorded versions of several unrecorded Carter songs and other covers). That song, The Verdant Mile, is one of the most heartbreaking recordings I have ever heard. "
—El Sandifer
on Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer
on Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer