Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Ceridwen and Taliesin , by -Release date: 16.11.2012
Song language: English
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Ceridwen and Taliesin , by -Ceridwen and Taliesin |
| Silver moonlight dances |
| From the mist of Tegid’s shore |
| A lady looks upon her son |
| Like many times before |
| A she touches his face |
| Fingers wet with the tears falling |
| Her daughter stands beside her |
| The fairest in the land |
| How her son became so cursed |
| She cannot understand |
| But this mother’s love is a strong |
| As her heart is beating |
| And she calls to the Earth |
| And the Earth hears her calling |
| High up in the mountains |
| Dinas Afferaon stands tall |
| All magic and all mysteries |
| Are held within these walls |
| So she walks to the door |
| As she does the door it opens |
| Teach to me the mystery |
| Of the Cauldron’s Brew |
| Let Utter Darkness give way to light |
| And be reborn anew |
| Then the Awen will shine |
| From the brow of the Eagle of the Sea |
| And all will know his name |
| From this land to the People of the Sidhe |
| The lady sets the cauldron’s fire |
| Tended by the hand |
| Of Gwion Bach the innocent |
| And Morda the blind man |
| Who reached out his hand |
| Place more wood |
| Keep the cauldron boiling |
| Then Morda he fell asleep |
| Alas he din’t see |
| Wood upon wood was added |
| The inferno was the key |
| To unlock the doors |
| Of the Awen’s greatest mystery |
| Three drops, burning skin |
| And it’s Gwion how gained the power to see |
| The cauldron cracks, the poison seeps |
| Slowly across the land |
| To kill the horses of Garanhir |
| By the lakeshore where they stand |
| Drinking and not knowing their fate |
| As a hare runs fast across the land |
| Ceridwen, Ceridwen |
| Lady of the Cauldron |
| Come see what they have done! |
| Stolen your Cauldron’s power |
| And betrayed your only son! |
| Eyes wide, lips curl |
| Anger on your face! |
| Change your shape now lady! |
| Be the hound, begin the chase! |
| I shall be a running hare |
| With sorrow and with mickle care |
| Then I shall be a greyhound bitch |
| And tear you from your skin! |
| Then I shall be a flying wren |
| The King of Birds, the King of Men |
| Then I shall be a falcon grey |
| And tear you from your skin! |
| Then I shall be a salmon sleek |
| Darting through a shallow creek |
| Then I shall be an otter bitch |
| And wrest you from your skin! |
| I shall be a grain beneath the sun |
| And you will never know which one |
| Then I shall be a great black hen |
| And take you deep within! |
| Now you may be forgiven to think |
| My tale is over and down |
| But nine moons later |
| She gave birth to a son |
| That she wanted to kill |
| But she placed in a coracle on the sea |
| Garanhir’s salmon weir |
| A catch was guaranteed |
| But on this day a baby boy |
| Cried out to be freed |
| A radiant brow |
| Shining bright for all to plainly see |
| Taliesin is your name |
| The greatest Bard that this land will ever see! |