Midsummer
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Midsummer
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Cool breeze, sheltering trees,
Deep within the glen-
All around, sound, on the ground,
Footsteps fall of little men-
Now look wise, from your eyes,
Tell me what you see,
Too late! By fate!
You belong to me!
Your wit slipped a bit,
words have gone too far-
Now it?s true that I?ll turn you,
straight into the ass you are-
By what right on this night,
do I make my claim-
Mortal fool, know you
that Puck is my name!
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Faeries dance in a frenzied ring,
Elves play pipes and the goblins sing!
Robin Goodfellow will take his queen,
Once upon a midsummer night?s dream!
Love?s fair potion rare,
held within in my hand-
And with this thing I can bring
chaos into Faerie Land-
A warm drop from the top,
and we all will see
as it cools, what fools
these mortals can be!
(chorus)
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Who performs "Midsummer"?
Heather Alexander performs "Midsummer", and this lyric page sits inside the Heather Alexander catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Midsummer"?
Yes. The related section below points to Bedlam Boys and Faerie Queen with a short reason for opening each page next.
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