"A Rose For Epona" ist schon über fünf Jahre alt und doch geht eine unglaubliche Magie von dem Lied aus. Vielleicht liegt das am keltischen Hintergrund. Immerhin war Epona ein keltische Göttin. Wovon der Song genau erzählt, hört ihr in der neuen Lieder-Lupe:
Die Lieder-Lupe Vol. 30 ist am 16.07.2019 in der Sendung Radio UNiCC On Air gelaufen.
Songtext:
Do you feel the thorns?
Do you see the tears?
Do you see the bloodshed in this fell war?
Have you forsaken us?
Have you forgotten our faithful men calling your name?
While I stand before you
While we perish
While I lay down a crimson rose
While holding hands are forced apart
While hopes bog like condemned men
Were you there?
The sky is falling on me
As your hand's turning old and weak
I'm giving myself upon to thee
A futile sacrifice gone sere
In your nemeton
These grey stone walls are cold and silent
As the fallen mother gone deaf
Mistress of shattered hopes
And forever broken dreams
Were you there?
The sky is falling on me
As your hand's turning old and weak
I'm giving myself upon to thee
A futile sacrifice gone sere
Epo, Epo, why has thou forsaken me?
Together we go unsung
Into thy hand I commend my spirit
Together we go down with our people
Were you there?
Were you there?
The sky is falling on me
As your hand's turning old and weak
I'm giving myself upon to thee
A futile sacrifice gone sere
