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The Song of Amergin
Hello everyone, this is a rendition of a very famous bard song in Ireland called "The Song of Amergin". It is actually thought to be one of the oldest survivng poems from the British Isles. Please note this is just based on the poem, so the lyrics are different. Please enjoy! [Intro] (Gentle harp arpeggios, distant Uilleann pipes) [Verse 1] (Slow, resonant male vocal) I call the winds that blow across the sea, I call the waves that surge and break and flee. I call the earth, the soil that holds us fast, The stones that stand, for ages built to last. [Chorus] (Full, rich vocal with subtle orchestral swell) I am the knowledge of the ages past, The lore of druids, meant to ever last. I am the courage in the warrior's heart, The wisdom shared, before the world did part. [Verse 2] (Vocal becomes more determined) I call the sun, the moon, the stars above, The primal forces, born of pain and love. I call the spirits, in the hidden glade, The silent watchers, in the forest shade. [Bridge] (Orchestral intensity builds slightly, pipes become more prominent) Through trials faced, and battles bravely fought, The truths I carry, are divinely wrought. I am the life that flows through every vein, The ancient power, I shall once again. [Chorus] (Full, powerful vocal with strong orchestral backing) I am the knowledge of the ages past, The lore of druids, meant to ever last. I am the courage in the warrior's heart, The wisdom shared, before the world did part. [Outro] (Harp and pipes fade gradually, leaving a lingering sense of peace) (Silence)
