A soft country-pop song about the longest night of the year and the healing light that follows.
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Lyric videoSolstice Night lives in the deepest dark of the year: the stillness, the cold, the slow heartbeat of winter. Then, quietly, the light returns.
It is a song for the dark, a little gold and a little hopeful, written to sit beside Sweet Cinnamon and to be played again when the solstice arrives on December 21.
Longest night, coldest ice,
Still and clear, deep and wild
I've seen burning times,
Where my hidden spirit climbed
On this Solstice Night.
Heartbeat slows, time to rest,
Putting life to the test.
Quiet revival arrives,
Where my deepest spirit climbed
On this Solstice Night.
I wait in the velvet, I wait
Restoring my cellular
spirit and state.
My heart's a dark hall, where the echoes can call
I'm needing no reason,
No person at all.
White night moon,
soul-light rise,
Healing starts behind my eyes.
I shiver, smile and fly,
Through the inky, glowing sky
On this Solstice Night.
On this Solstice Night (x4)
Words and music by Lindsay May
Produced by Lindsay May and Michael Ohman
