Best Dark Folk music: Long Shadows by Christine Weir

Have you ever wished that you could talk to those who have ’crossed over’? I have this thought all the time, and it recently inspired me to write this song. Produced by Roger Bashew Featuring Bev Whelan on Tin whistle, Rayelle Goodman on violin and Chantal Hughes on additional harmonies. Long Shadows: When daylight wanes and dark night is calling Just as the long shadow falls Just as the birds still, the air cools, they beckon, That’s when the long shadow falls.. It’s in the breeze you hear them whisper a welcome Scars that open and bleed, And so you straddle their world With one foot in your world As the moon is waxing, Or perhaps it’s waning Rejoined in rapture and there’s no perdition Fear not the wages of sin Because the skies boast the colors they bathe in and no long shadows therein But in the breeze they whisper, “come in your own time, there’s still so much to do“ And so you straddle their world