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A Different Kind of Fairy Tale. |
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Written by owen93
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Saturday, 02 February 2008 |
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In 1972 Robin Williamson released "Myrrh", his first solo effort after the demise of "The Incredible String band".
One track stands out as a complete departure from anything you have ever heard before or since. Many ballads tell us tales of the Fairys and Fairy abduction, but for the most part they tell their story from the perspective of the Humans involved and it is the Fairys who purloin Human victims. 'The Dancing of the Lord of Weir' turns that script on it's head and tells us the tale of how a local Noble, The Lord of Weir, steals a Fairy Princess away to his castle keep and how her Fay Kin rescue her from bondage. Follow the link back to our Forum where I have posted a copy of this fascinating song and it's Lyrics. You won't be sorry you did. This is a very different kind of Fairy tale. < Follow this link to the Forum Posting
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Last Updated ( Monday, 04 February 2008 )
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