Great Brunswick Forest

From inside the windblown treeline
I saw another great tree fall
Torn in twin by the immortal wind
Like thunder shook us all
But now I'm borne on through the storm
For better or for grim
Blood and bone and rain and stone
I'll face Time and the Immortal Wind.

Sing Time and the Immortal Wind, I say
The great healer of beast and man
But as one hand it makes, the other it takes
Time and the Immortal Wind.

But in the Great Brunswick Forest
Time stands regal, still
The immortal wind howls on in
At the timelessness that here fills
For every kin to fall herein
Springs a sapling in its stead
It's the one lone to resist the throne
Of Time and the Immortal Wind!

But we are not unlike the wood
That through the harsh wind throve
With all those who've gone and all those to come
We stand in flowing groves
Shoulder to shoulder you and I stand
With all who will ever have been
These words we will chant and we will withstand
Time and the Immortal Wind!