Far o’er the sea is a child of the long-lost
Looking to the stars for whence he had come
To home is the call of an unseen future
Whether he goes only destiny can tell
The blood in the fields is the grit of the sands of time
Forefathers laid to rest beneath the tall grasses
All Souls’ Day passes to the sway of pagan sound
Dancing lights timed to pipes among menhirs
The voice on the wind is the sound of the ancestors’ cry
Roving the hills and mountainous streams
Their story is told through the winding rock and grass
Breathe in his past and feel the Gaelic in your veins
The hunger in his soul is the road to the sea
To return to the land that had born him hence
To lay eyes upon that which his birthright would claim
And see for the first time where his blood did arise
