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Wow.
I don't really know what to say. Compare this to "A Thousand Miles" and the change in all those years is astounding. Also, I can totally picture this playing in the background of a movie, so I have no doubt V would be an excellent composer.
Yes, it's really dark, gloomy, atmospheric and different than what we've heard but man, I can't stop listening to it. Reminds me of Clint Mansell's "The Last Man" from The Fountain. It's oddly reassuring at the same time, even though it's about, literally, the end.
I know what you mean about reassuring! The lyrics are about dying, but turning into diamonds -- I get a reincarnation vibe you know ? that we die but we can be reborn, or our spirits live on..that it really isn't the end. the end is just the beginning to something else, a new chapter, a new book. so on one hand the album is ending darkly but gives new hope
However, there've been a few Hal Leonard books that aren't transcribed like this (ie. some of Michael Buble's books), so there is some hope that it might be the original versions. 
Okay guys and there are literally no way to record the songs. The songs are downloaded from corporate or come on CDs that are immediately thrown away and even if I got ahold of one it wouldn't work in venereal cd player. There is no audio jack on the music player either or microphone outlet. I don't have a video camera or anything that I can use to record the audio from the speakers in the store.
Speaking of Spring Street, I have a slightly amusing story to share...
So I was in my university CIS (Computer Information Systems) class and the professor was going on and on about computer hardware and all that stuff, and as usual, I wasn't paying attention. It was my first week of university and I didn't know anyone in that class. So anyway, I sit way in the back, so I decided to visit Vanessa's official site. So it loads and the Victorian lady comes up and I click on her...and then, to my horror, this starts blaring out of my computer's speakers:
"NA NA NA NA NA NAAAAAAAAAAAA"
It was the introduction to Spring Street that automatically plays when you enter V's site. Everyone, including the professor, turned around and stared at me. I immediately closed the window and nobody said a word. Then, to make matters worse, I was stifling my laugh (I usually laugh when I get into embarrassing situations, don't ask me why) when suddenly I just couldn't hold it in, and I let out a giant snort - in which case everybody turned to look at me - AGAIN. It was mortifying.
