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Subject: Lammas Night From: GUEST,acklamaya@emux.net Date: 28 Mar 00 - 08:02 PM About four or more years ago I heard a song i think sung by Heather Alexander called Lammas Night... it wasn't the Lammas Night that is on the Folksong Database, but it was about a woman and a wizard... can anyone help me? Susannah |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Lammas Night From: Sorcha Date: 28 Mar 00 - 11:17 PM From what I could find out it was written by Mercedes Lackey (sci fi writer) and is availbe for sale Click here Scroll about half way down the page. She also has a book by the same title. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Lammas Night From: Eluned Date: 29 Mar 00 - 11:25 PM Sorcha is absolutely right; I recognized the title and the description. If you read the lyrics you will find it has a chilling ending; it ends with a question. Reading the short story that preceded (or "co-ceded", I'm not sure which) it would give you little additional information; the lyrics tell it all! |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Lammas Night From: Peg Date: 30 Mar 00 - 10:55 AM I was in a band for a while that did an original song called Lammas Night loosely based on the Burns poem...careful it is a bit racy! ;0 Lammas Night
The grain was reaped, the bins were full
Chorus:
She came to me on Lammas Night
The newly-turned earth became our summer bed
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Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Lammas Night From: Peg Date: 30 Mar 00 - 10:58 AM um, BTW, it may be that Mercedes Lackey wrote a book entitled Lammas Night, but the most famous sci-fi/fantasy novel of that title is written by Katharine Kurtz; based on the true story of some English witches who endangered their own lives by working magic to stop Hitler from invading England during Wolrd War 2... peg |
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