Mordred’s Lullaby (Queens of Avalon) Heather Dale
"Mordred’s Lullaby" by Heather Dale, released in 2006, is a #Folk song that explores themes of love, betrayal, and the tragic fate of Mordred, the son of Arthurian legends. The haunting melody and rich storytelling create an emotional atmosphere, reflecting on destiny and sacrifice. Its blend of myth and music has resonated with fans of fantasy and folklore.
Hush, child
The darkness will rise from the deep
And carry you down into sleep
Child, the darkness will rise from the deep
And carry you down into sleep
Guileless Son, I’ll shape your belief
And you’ll always know that your father’s a thief
And you won’t understand the cause of your grief
But you’ll always follow the voices beneath
Loyalty, loyalty, loyalty, loyalty
Loyalty, loyalty, loyalty, only to me
Guileless Son, your spirit will hate her
The flower who carried my brother the traitor
And you will expose his puppet behaviour
For you are the proof of how we betrayed her
Loyalty, loyalty, loyalty, loyalty
Loyalty, loyalty, loyalty, only to me
Hush, child
The darkness will rise from the deep
And carry you down into sleep
Child, the darkness will rise from the deep
And carry you down into sleep
The darkness will rise from the deep
And carry you down into sleep
Child, the darkness will rise from the deep
And carry you down into sleep
Guileless Son, I’ll shape your belief
And you’ll always know that your father’s a thief
And you won’t understand the cause of your grief
But you’ll always follow the voices beneath
Loyalty, loyalty, loyalty, loyalty
Loyalty, loyalty, loyalty, only to me
Guileless Son, your spirit will hate her
The flower who carried my brother the traitor
And you will expose his puppet behaviour
For you are the proof of how we betrayed her
Loyalty, loyalty, loyalty, loyalty
Loyalty, loyalty, loyalty, only to me
Hush, child
The darkness will rise from the deep
And carry you down into sleep
Child, the darkness will rise from the deep
And carry you down into sleep
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