Call Me Through the Greenwood

Lyrics: Call Me Through the Greenwood

[Verse 1] Moss keeps the path where the old stones lie Fern lifts its hands to the weathered sky I carry your name in a clasp of rowan And follow the stream where the cold springs go [Pre-Chorus] The gate in the hill has opened wide Your quiet footfalls are at my side [Chorus] Call me through the greenwood, call me home Past the roots that grip the buried throne If the mountain wakes and the dark winds rise I will find you by the hawthorn sign [Verse 2] A harp-string trembles beneath the boughs The river remembers our spoken vows I hear the old road beneath my feet A hundred years in a measured beat [Pre-Chorus] The crows wheel over the ruined tower Your hand is warm in the midnight hour [Chorus] Call me through the greenwood, call me home Past the roots that grip the buried throne If the mountain wakes and the dark winds rise I will find you by the hawthorn sign [Bridge] Raise the branch, let the wild hills answer Let the lost ones cross the water I have kept the flame through winter’s reign I will bring you back again [Final Chorus] Call me through the greenwood, call me home Past the roots that grip the buried throne Though the ancient stones divide our way I will meet you at the break of day [Outro] The fern folds close, the river slows The last small bird through the woodland goes

About this song

Call Me Through the Greenwood is a story-driven atmospheric folk track weaving enchanted woodland imagery, ancient folklore, and quiet loyal devotion into its lyrics, supported by soft organic acoustic and harp arrangements. The track carries a warm, haunting hopeful mood following a journey through old stone ruins, wild greenwood, and mythic natural landscapes to find a beloved lost one.

Comments (4)

• @BloodRaiNxp · Nov 2, 2026

  Great music Chris👍👍👍

• @justrob · Nov 2, 2026

  wonderful

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