Bagheera and Simba - My Boy

Enjoy! This is a bit of a cross over between The Jungle Book and The Lion King. Just a warning for you chaps, this song includes the word 'Hell' in it, but it's only used once, and it is not used in as terrible a way as it is sometimes used. I normally do not like bad words in songs, but this song was so sad and beautiful, I just felt like I wanted to make a video with it. Anywho, enjoy. The scenes with grey scale are sad memories, and the sepia/brown scale scenes are good memories. Storyline: Basically, Bagheera and Nala are mates, and their cub is Simba. They, at first, did indeed love each other, but now they are having a tough time in their marriage. As you can see in the video, they often argue and disagree with each other. Bagheera, at times, wishes he could leave, but doesn't want to leave his cub, Simba, who is not only his son, but his best friend. If not for Simba, Bagheera would probably have left. Well, this story begins with Bagheera, even though his son is asleep, explaining about his hard times with Simba's mother, Nala. In their latest fight, Nala got very angry at Bagheera, and even growled at him as he was walking away. Bagheera, hard as it is, tries to keep the peace. Memories of times spent with his cub arise, namely: Bagheera is teaching Simba to pounce, using Zazu as the target. Simba pounces wonderfully, but Nala, being a good friend to Zazu and opposed to teaching hunting tactics when Simba is so young, calls her son away. Then Bagheera wonders what went wrong, why did Nala and he start fighting. Even through the hardship, he resolves to stay, for the sake of his son. He continues to sing to the sleeping cub about the situation, and about how he will stay for his sake, but realizes his cub has not heard anything he said or sang, because Simba is asleep. He decides it is better his son doesn't know, than for Simba to have a broken heart. More memories arise of good times with Simba. The End. I do not own copyright for the song or movies used, all copyright for the song belongs to Richard Harris, all copyright for the movies belongs to Disney.