Pete Smith - Wordsworth's Bones (feat. Pete Smith (Vocals, Acoustic Guitar), Nancy Kerr [Fiddle], Jess Arrowsmith [Fiddle], Manny Grimsley [Fiddle], Tom Wright [Bass, Acoustic & Classical Guitars]) Lyrics

No daffodils here to host these hills
Just crisp-like leaves and Autumn tones
And wind formed shapes on Loughrigg Tarn
That dance and swirl 'round Wordsworth's bones

So, sing to the moon and the stars will shine
Dance for the Sun on Winter's morn
Remember the life that's just passed by
And cherish the life that's just been born

And ice cold winds o'er Langdale Pikes
Drag rain filled clouds that strain and moan
Then down their way to Skelwith Bridge
To dance and swirl 'round Wordsworth's bones

So, sing to the moon and the stars will shine
Dance for the Sun on Winter's morn
Remember the life that's just passed by
And cherish the life that's just been born

No skylarks songs to fill this air
Just Corbies twa stand all forlorn
By icy waters, Dippers dare
To dance and swirl 'round Wordsworth's bones

So, sing to the moon and the stars will shine
Dance for the Sun on Winter's morn
Remember the life that's just passed by
And cherish the life that's just been born

All the rain and dew from every hill
Will find its way o'er crag and stone
And bursts its way through Skelwith Force
To dance and swirl 'round Wordsworth's bones

So, sing to the moon and the stars will shine
Dance for the Sun on Winter's morn
Remember the life that's just passed by
And cherish the life that's just been born

And soon this place all covered snow
Will light the way to New Year born
And a host of bright new daffodils
Will dance and swirl 'round Wordsworth's bone

So, sing to the moon and the stars will shine
Dance for the Sun on Winter's morn
Remember the life that's just passed by
And cherish the life that's just been born