Even the thought of this song brings floods of tears.. It is as if ye have tapped into the voice of nature and once the song sets flight upon the airwaves it becomes an unstoppable murmuration of miraculous healing. Truthfully pure art.

Humans are complex creatures. In amongst the hatred and killing, we are capable of producing such beauty as this!

This is a blessing to all

Absolutely brutal - such a sad, sad song delivered with hope and depth.

I adore this song. Thank you, sincerely, to everyone who brought it forth. May you all continue to thrive and grow as well. ❤❤❤

It’s becoming more prayer like.The one with the Windermere back drop is a classic .This stripped down version is bringing a different feel to the chant. I’d like listen to an interpretation of this in 500 years from now.

Absolutely beautiful 💚

Eternal.

💚🫶 green change makers. Beautiful. Love your work. So important 💚🫶

awesome

Beautiful ! Lyrics Enter the wild with care, my love, and speak the things you see Let new names take and root and thrive and grow And even as you travel far from heather, crag and river May you like the little fisher, set the stream alight with glitter May you enter now as otter without falter into water Look to the sky with care, my love and speak the things you see Let new names take and root and thrive and grow And even as you journey on past dying stars exploding Like the gilded one in flight, leave your little gifts of light And in the dead of night my darling, find the gleaming eye of starling Like the little aviator, sing your heart to all dark matter Walk through the world with care, my love, and sing the things you see Let new names take and root and thrive and grow And even as you stumble through my hair sands eroding Let the fern unfurl your grieving, let the heron still your breathing Let the selkie swim you deeper, oh my little silver-seeker Even as the hour grows bleaker, be the singer and the speaker And in city and in forest, let the larks become your chorus And when every hope is gone, let the raven call you home Source: Musixmatch Songwriters: Seckou Keita / Kris John Robert Drever / Jim Molyneux / Rachel Sandra Macleod Newton / Julie Mairi Fowlis / Kerry Jennifer Andrew / Beth Porter / Karine Anne Polwart / Jackie Morris / Robert Grant Mcfarlane The Lost Words Blessing lyrics © Reveal Publishing

We're learning this in choir as a four part harmony. Achingly poignant.

This is stunningly beautiful. Humbly, I offer a small change to the lyrics: instead of "as you stumble" maybe "if you stumble". Likewise "if the hour grows bleaker" and "if all hope is gone." As a blessing, it seems more hopeful and gives direction for what to do in times of sorrow and trouble.