Intriguing mix of ominous lullaby, medieval hymn and funeral march towards the end. The instrumentation in the last part was unexpected at first, but fits brilliantly. I get a really strong image of a procession of people performing this, with the main bard at the front. Very well made.

You realise, if you'd been alive during the 60s, you'd have been revered as a god of folk music?

You're a musical bloke, Mike. Here, this tin's on the house.

Creepy and compelling. A definite Game of Thrones feel. You do these medieval troubadour songs so well.

I LOVE counting songs, and this has your signature off-kilter insights (followed by an extremely off-kilter instrumental section). I'm going to have ponder this for awhile (and enjoy doing it).

I can just make out the sound of blue suede emanating from the footwear of the Hudry-gurdy player …

Do these kinds of surviving songs from medieval times ever make sense? You’ve got the style on lock, especially the perfect madrigal singing. I do like a lil bit of electronic melodica(?) at the end. I could listen to this for a heck of a lot longer than 1:30!

Thought provoking song. Renaissance was a weird time to live.

So incredibly beautiful. An older form. A new song. This is a keeper.

Wow... a stunner. Yup.... we're being robbed.

You have such a gift for this type of tune, like your muse came with a gilded lute and tight breeches. The counting song lyric is great scaffolding and the ominous hook line is magic.

Just haunting, like a lullaby for ghosts. Beautiful stuff

An old song I think they stole, I don’t know why,

Honestly, this comes across as something you'd hear quite early on in a folk horror movie. And I mean that as a massive compliment. The mediaeval instrumentation is very well done, and really rather sinister. It's awesome.