[Verse 1]
We met as friends, as friends do meet
And swore our friendship we would keep
And turn our wrath on sacred quests
And not succumb to all those jealous jests
[Verse 2]
These dreams of mine I do not make
There was this woman of the lake
Her face was young, her face was old
Her voice was hot, her breath was icy cold
[Chorus]
She dances on Arthur's grave
Amid the ruins Salisbury Plain
In Glastonbury’s setting sun
And counts her suitors one by one
[Verse 3]
Well, she let fall her handkerchiеf
And he let fall the gauntlеt grief
No second chances to decide
If might is right and right is on our side
[Verse 4]
Converted by a wayward smile
He stood his ground demanding trial
And I who could not raise my pride
Took his wound deep into my side
[Chorus]
She dances on Arthur's grave
Amid the ruins Salisbury Plain
In Glastonbury's setting sun
And counts her suitors one by one
[Verse 5]
But all the same I was to blame
I could not claim a martyr’s name
For 'twas I who did betray
The sorcerer's mask I misused today
[Verse 6]
And only one thing troubles my heart
A wound that will not succumb to art
That there are those who believe this lore
And conjure things they think worth fighting for
[Chorus]
She dances on Arthur's grave
Amid the ruins Salisbury Plain
In Glastonbury's setting sun
And counts her suitors one by one
And counts her suitors one by one
And counts her suitors one by one
The Knight’s Dream was written by Jack Hardy.