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Whispers in the Wood

from Witch Tree Prophets by Stone Breath

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lyrics

When i was young
There was a tree:
It spoke to me
In cracks and creaks
Upon the breeze.

The kids told me
A witch was hanged
All from a branch
High in that tree
For all to see.

It was her ghost
That was speaking
From that dead tree,
Where she did dwell
Weaving her spells.

O how i shook
With a chill fear
To hear strange words
As i passed by
In the dark night.

She called to me,
The Witch Tree.
I heard my name
On the breeze.
She spoke to me,
The Witch Tree.
I came to her,
To hear her say
One lonely day.

But she had fallen
And her blue wood
Was cracked and split,
No more to creak,
No more to speak.

She called to me,
The Witch Tree.
I heard my name
On the breeze.
She spoke to me,
The witch tree.
And now she’s free;
No longer bound
On that cursed ground.

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from Witch Tree Prophets, released August 11, 2017

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Stone Breath Red Lion, Pennsylvania

Stone Breath is not new. It is cracked. Broken. Imperfect. Hidden. Weathered by the seasons.

We sing of ghosts and of forgotten paths through forest and fallow field.

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