Modranight
[Intro (spoken)]
Some wicked women—converted by the devil, seduced by illusions and phantasms of demons—believe and profess themselves in the hours of the night to ride upon certain beasts with Diana, the goddess of the pagans; an innumerable multitude of women. And in the silence of the dead of night, to traverse great spaces of earth, and to obey her commands as of their mistress, and to be summoned to her service on certain nights

Mōdranihts!

[Verse 1]
Dance in the night
Through the middle of the night
In the candlelight

Dance through the night
And entranced by your sight
In the firelight

Chant through the night
Of a magic rite
And I chant all night

Dance through the night
With the power of flight
In the pale moonlight
[non-lexical singing]

[Verse 2]
Dance through the night
In the middle of the night
In a trance all night

Chant through the night
'Round the firelight
With the power of sight

Dance through the night
On the mother’s night
In a magic rite

Dance through the night
With the power of flight
In the pale moonlight

[non-lexical singing]

[Bridge (spoken)]
Mōdraniht
The magic rites
Mōdranihts
The most important annual festival for the English was called Mōdraniht: Mother's Night
The power of flight
On a magic rite
They danced through the night
Of a magic…

The power of flight
On a magic night

It was the night which opened the new years
And they questioned the religious rites

[Outro]
[non-lexical singing]