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Woebetide Hill
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Clamber up through bush and briar to Woebetide Hill
Spent ferns throw rusted spires round Woebetide Hill
Wind gusts in ragged sighs round Woebetide Hill
Come watch the full moon rise o’er Woebetide Hill
Green grass flows, anoints your toes
Sanctuary you may seek on Woebetide Hill
Chaos walks on cloven feet on Woebetide Hill
Up here where the veil grows thin
We will draw the circle in
Blooms nod in springtime rain on Woebetide Hill
Time comes to meet again on Woebetide Hill
Watch fire burns, the season turns
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Kim Thompsett England, UK
'Nothing short of spectacular' - Mike Dimitriou (review of "THE HOLLOWS')
Music reminiscent of early 1970's folk revival with a soupcon of ethereal medieval rock.
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