In honor of St. Lucy, a song that recalls not only the traditions of St. Lucia Day, but an assurance that even in the darknest night, light is never too far away.

Well of Sorrow
by Storyhill

Come Lucia to the light
Open windows on the brightening snow
And make it though the longest night
A crown of candles for your head tomorrow
I fell in your well of sorrow

You were radiant, all in white arrayed
Long braided hair and burning flame hallow
But I saw through the whole charade
Your red sash and your robe of white were borrowed
I fell in your well of sorrow

Come Lucia to the light
Open windows on the brightening snow
And rage against the coming night
But don't let go of love hat grows in shadow
and I fell in your well of sorrow
and I fell in your well of sorrow