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Sing a song of summer a pocketful of thyme
There are four and twenty magpies perched upon the line
There's home brewed beer for drinking enough to make you sigh
There's cherries from the orchard and there's berries from the vine
There's jugs upon the table filled with ruby wine
And the briar and the bramble around each other climb
Come away come away see what we'll find
In the green wood at midsummer time

Bright Aine waits with her hazel wand in hand
There's meadow sweet and rue growing where she stands
She'll be stepping out with the horned man
There's plenty bees a buzzing and the air is warm and sweet
We're dancing in a ring of stone the earth beneath our feet
Mother Nature's in her glory feel the rhythm of her beat
Come away come away see what we'll find
In the green wood at midsummer time

Chorus
Come Jack come Herne come Robin Goodfellow
Step out the measure with you we will follow
Come Pan come Puck come the Green Knight
We're off to the woods on Midsummer night

There's faces in the leaves their green beards hanging down
Old Woodwise has laid his cloak upon the ground
And the Oak King is wearing his bright summer crown
We'll dance the solstice in with the coming of the light
The wheel again has turned and now is at its height
And sweet scented summer shows us all is bright
Come away come away see what we'll find
In the green wood at midsummer time

Chorus

So come let's celebrate 'neath bark and leaf and limb
With honey cakes and mead it's now time to begin
To reel in nature's lust and we'll sing the summer in
Come away come away see what we'll find
In the green wood at midsummer time

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