Chester Midsummer Watch Parade

They visit me in purple sunlight
The strangest glow falls on the earth
They speak to me within the hedgerow
Their native tongue speaks of the birth
The night brings a beautiful calm
The plants and the trees all drunk on the sun
I worship at our mother's altar
Tomorrow's dawn will soon begin

The longest day and the shortest night
The moon sings of it's own twilight
The ancient stones frame the golden sun
Midsummer winds blow for everyone

In my dreams they come to me
And thank me for my sacrifice
I gave my body, gave my soul
To hear them singing nature's song

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The longest day and the shortest night
The moon sings of it's own twilight
The ancient stones frame the golden sun
Midsummer winds blow for everyone

Oak Ritual I

I find myself climbing
From the window to the garden
When electric night falls
I feel the connection
Under nomadic stars
Walking through the fields