Walking Through Winter

The Honourable Baron Justinian Clarus

The River

The River Song

Words by Master Hector of Black Height

Some lands stand strong as mountains and earthquakes do them in,
Some lands stand tall as forests ‘til the felling axe begins.
We are more strong than mountains, more graceful than the maple,
Our power is within; we are a river.

We are the people, we are a river,
We are the people, flowing free and strong.
We are the people, we are a river
and if you seek the people, flow along.

We sparkle in the sunlight if the passers-by would see,
We thunder in the rapids as we face adversity.
Come flow, my chosen kinsmen, the sea of fate is calling.
Our power all can see; we are a river.
We are the people…

We have our raging whitecaps, we have our pools of peace,
We all are of one river, we all starve or we all feast.
We sometimes lead the current, we sometimes float when tired,
Our power cannot cease; we area river.
We are the people…

Ours is the brook’s mad laughter, ours is the tidal roll,
The glacial melt our mother, the ancient sea our soul.
Come clasp hands, chosen kinsmen, such is the life we make.
Our power we extol; we are a river.

We are the people, we are a river,
We are the people, flowing free and strong.
We are the people, we are a river
and if you seek the people, flow along.

Coronation

Light of the North

TRUMBRAND’S LAMENT

The Song of the Northern Wanderer (Home)

Rise

The River

Stand in the Shieldwall

Stone the Crows

Glenwhorple

Call the Names

Huntsmen's Harvest

The Poachers Song

True and Destined Queen

Fall Crown Tournement

Bow to the Crown

The Light Of the North

The Blazing Scarlet Banner

Waisail

My Old Man

The Kingdom Who Sings

Winter War

Rolling Down to Ealdormere

Rise

Last Court

The ''E'' Song