Biography:
Damh the Bard is a Druid whose spirituality is expressed through his music, storytelling and poetry. Drawing on the Bardic traditions his performances are both entertaining and educational, weaving a tapestry of myth, peace, and Pagan anthems that speak directly to the heart, but never without a good splash of humour. Leaving academia to those better qualified, Damh works within that world of myth that cannot be proved; where the Faerie really do dance on Midsummer's Eve
Read more on Last.fm
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Capo on the 2nd fret
C Am G F
C Am G F
C F C
Now that Samhain is over,
C G
And the Sidhe have returned to their home,
Am C F Em
The dead have followed the Raven's song,
G F
And no longer among us they roam.
C F C
The wisdom of our ancient past,
C G
Show us how to ride the storm,
Am C F Em
For their tombs they swallow the rising sun,
G F
And the Mabon is always reborn.
F
Reborn, oh
C F C
So come all you people, come and sing with me,
C F G
Join our voices, and sing the long nights away,
C F C C
All over the land, a chorus of voices will sing,
F G
For the rising Sun on Midwinter's Day.
C F C F C G
C F C F C G
C F C
The land may be barren and lifeless,
C G
The ground may be frozen and hard,
Am C F Em
And the rain that fell has now turned to ice,
G F
The Winter is showing her card,
C F C
But now the Sun king has rested,
C G
And his eyes have turned to the Earth,
Am C F Em
For three days the Sun has been still in the sky,
G F
But the time has now come for his birth.
F
His birth, oh
C F C
So come all you people, come and sing with me,
C F G
Join our voices, and sing the long nights away,
C F C C
All over the land, a chorus of voices will sing,
F G
For the rising Sun on Midwinter's Day.
C F C F C G
C F C F C G
C F C
Some say Jesus was born today,
C G
Some say he is the Mabon,
Am C F Em
Some say that he is the Son of God,
G F
While others the Son of the Sun,
C F C
Some they listen in woodlands,
C G
For the call of Herne,
Am C F Em
While others they hear the clash of swords,
G F
For the Oak King will return!
F
Return, oh
C F C
So come all you people, come and sing with me,
C F G
Join our voices, and sing the long nights away,
C F C C
All over the land, a chorus of voices will sing,
F G
For the rising Sun on Midwinter's Day.
C F C F C G
C F C F C G
C G Am
G C F
C F C
So come all you people, come and sing with me,
C F G
Join our voices, and sing the long nights away,
C F C C
All over the land, a chorus of voices will sing,
F G
For the rising Sun on Midwinter's Day.
C Am G F
C Am G F
C F C
Now that Samhain is over,
C G
And the Sidhe have returned to their home,
Am C F Em
The dead have followed the Raven's song,
G F
And no longer among us they roam.
C F C
The wisdom of our ancient past,
C G
Show us how to ride the storm,
Am C F Em
For their tombs they swallow the rising sun,
G F
And the Mabon is always reborn.
F
Reborn, oh
C F C
So come all you people, come and sing with me,
C F G
Join our voices, and sing the long nights away,
C F C C
All over the land, a chorus of voices will sing,
F G
For the rising Sun on Midwinter's Day.
C F C F C G
C F C F C G
C F C
The land may be barren and lifeless,
C G
The ground may be frozen and hard,
Am C F Em
And the rain that fell has now turned to ice,
G F
The Winter is showing her card,
C F C
But now the Sun king has rested,
C G
And his eyes have turned to the Earth,
Am C F Em
For three days the Sun has been still in the sky,
G F
But the time has now come for his birth.
F
His birth, oh
C F C
So come all you people, come and sing with me,
C F G
Join our voices, and sing the long nights away,
C F C C
All over the land, a chorus of voices will sing,
F G
For the rising Sun on Midwinter's Day.
C F C F C G
C F C F C G
C F C
Some say Jesus was born today,
C G
Some say he is the Mabon,
Am C F Em
Some say that he is the Son of God,
G F
While others the Son of the Sun,
C F C
Some they listen in woodlands,
C G
For the call of Herne,
Am C F Em
While others they hear the clash of swords,
G F
For the Oak King will return!
F
Return, oh
C F C
So come all you people, come and sing with me,
C F G
Join our voices, and sing the long nights away,
C F C C
All over the land, a chorus of voices will sing,
F G
For the rising Sun on Midwinter's Day.
C F C F C G
C F C F C G
C G Am
G C F
C F C
So come all you people, come and sing with me,
C F G
Join our voices, and sing the long nights away,
C F C C
All over the land, a chorus of voices will sing,
F G
For the rising Sun on Midwinter's Day.
Damian Wilson
Damiano Fiorella
Damien Fleau
Damien Herbert
Damien Robitaill (...)