JOHN BOTTOMLEY

- Battle Of The Trees Lyrics

Oh woodsman oh woodsman can you spare that tree
Thunderbolt flashin' through the trees
Spirit on the lotus by the green oak door of Hercules
Roebuck in the thicket where the branches braided
In the depths of the forest where the track had faded
Blood and hunger in the blackthorn winter
A rainbow child throwing puppets in the river
A mares nest where the victims cry
I nearly died
Shining tear of the sun
With the horses speed we'll break new ground
Starry wheel castle spin
Trumpets blowing at the back of the north wind
Gleeman freeze by the spiral stairs
Chosen one on the poet's chair
A dark night with the prince of the air
The hunted running scared
Sacred cow and the hive of the bee
Rowan berry lips sister of the green
A shimmering white light will arouse
By obedience to the wishes of the lady of the house
Saints revel by the sheltered creek
Haunted men battle for the trees
Under the land of the summer stars
Lala lira la

Facts about Battle Of The Trees

✔️

Who wrote Battle Of The Trees lyrics?


Battle Of The Trees is written by John Bottomley.
✔️

When was Battle Of The Trees released?


It is first released on January 01, 1995 as part of John Bottomley's album "Blackberry" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 9th track on this album.
✔️

Which genre is Battle Of The Trees?


Battle Of The Trees falls under the genres Singer, Songwriter.
✔️

How long is the song Battle Of The Trees?


Battle Of The Trees song length is 3 minutes and 12 seconds.
Hottest Lyrics with Videos
a718b9c76f0d955adede2ce7a30e6381

check amazon for Battle Of The Trees mp3 download
Songwriter(s): john bottomley
Record Label(s): 1995 BMG
Official lyrics by

Rate Battle Of The Trees by John Bottomley (current rating: 7)
12345678910

Meaning to "Battle Of The Trees" song lyrics

captcha
Characters count : / 50
Latest Posts