Maiden FROM THE WOOD'S

[Intro] (Acoustic guitar strumming begins, a warm fire crackles nearby) [Verse 1] Have you seen a maiden? By the old oak tree? Hair like midnight falling, wild and fancy-free. Her eyes hold the starlight, her smile soft and low, She walks where the dappled light does come and go. [Chorus] Oh, the Woodland Maiden, born of root and rain, She dances in the shadows, free from care and pain. We sing to the embers, beneath the moon's soft stare, Of the lovely forest spirit, beyond compare. [Verse 2] She speaks with the raven, knows the fox's den, Moves swift as the river, through the shaded glen. No hearth fire calls her, no village knows her name, Just the ancient forest deep, her ever-changing game. [Chorus] Oh, the Woodland Maiden, born of root and rain, She dances in the shadows, free from care and pain. We sing to the embers, beneath the moon's soft stare, Of the lovely forest spirit, beyond compare. [Outro] (Guitar strumming fades slowly, harmonica hums softly, fire crackles)