Woodland Revel

[Intro] (Instrumental intro featuring brisk acoustic guitar strumming, lively fiddle melody, and a cheerful accordion line, establishing an energetic, rustic feel) [Verse 1] Sunlight dapples through the whispering pines Dust kicks up on forgotten trails and hidden signs Pack your flask and lace your boots up tight The forest calls before the fall of night We'll chase the fireflies down moonlit streams Weave through shadows, chasing secret dreams A hidden clearing where the moss grows deep The ancient stones their silent vigil keep [Chorus] Hey ho, let the wild winds blow! Through the branches high and low! Stomp your feet on the forest floor! Sing it loud and call for more! Hey ho, let the wild winds blow! Dance until the embers glow! All together, hand in hand! In this wild and wondrous land! (Hey ho!) [Verse 2] The fiddle cries, the old guitar rings true Accordion hums a melody brand new A raucous jig beneath the starry dome This woodland hall becomes our gypsy home Old tales are spun of sprites and fey that roam Of dryads waking, leaving tree and stone The badger pauses, watches from the shade As laughter echoes through the green cascade [Chorus] Hey ho, let the wild winds blow! Through the branches high and low! Stomp your feet on the forest floor! Sing it loud and call for more! Hey ho, let the wild winds blow! Dance until the embers glow! All together, hand in hand! In this wild and wondrous land! (Hey ho!) [Bridge] The moon climbs high, a silver coin above Woven with magic, spun with myth and love The trees lean in, they tap their roots in time To this old rhythm, ancient and sublime No strangers here beneath the canopy Just kindred spirits wild and free! [Chorus] Hey ho, let the wild winds blow! Through the branches high and low! Stomp your feet on the forest floor! Sing it loud and call for more! Hey ho, let the wild winds blow! Dance until the embers glow! All together, hand in hand! In this wild and wondrous land! (Hey ho!) [Outro] (Instrumental outro: Fiddle takes a final energetic flourish, accordion and guitar maintain the driving rhythm, gradually slowing and softening like embers dying down, ending with a final bright chord from the guitar and a last fiddle note)