When I was young, My ma would say: "Beware the Sidhe And Faerie Rings."
When I was young?
When I was young, My ma would say: "Bring tea and cakes So they'll be gay."
When was I young?
When I was young, My ma would say: "They'll keep you safe, Or take you 'way."
Am I human?
"Alabaster! I am Leannán. This one whispered To you, sweet boy." Alabaster? "Your name! Your name! Your spirit i claimed. A vow you made, And now you've paid." With you I'll stay! "Among my folk? Keep fast your yoke, Or flesh will fade And farewells bade." A song! A song! "Your song, my love, You've sang it well, And flowers laid For our parade."
When I was young, My ma would say: "Beware the Sidhe And Faerie Rings."
When I was young, My ma would say: "Bring tea and cakes So they'll be gay."
When i was young, My ma would say: "They'll keep you safe, Or take you 'way."
*A Faerie Friend Forever more.
Sidhe, is pronounced SHEE. It is one syllable. The sidhe is a world that exists alongside the human's and refers to the places where faeries dwell. More specifically, sidhe is the Gaelic word for mounds. Leannán, is pronounced YHAN-NAN. It is two syllables. Leannán is a faerie who inspires and feeds off the life force of artists.