
FRED STZ MUSIC
Margaret
She carries wood that once was tree, A fragment of a memory. The rings are years, the bark is skin, It hears the world from deep within. Her husband met the devil's fire, A lightning strike, a funeral pyre, And now she walks the lonely road, With silent wood to share the load. The log has seen what we cannot, It knows the secrets we forgot. It heard the scream that pierced the night, It saw the owl in endless flight. She does not speak, she does not guess, She only serves as messenger— A medium between the worlds, Where darkness hides and light unfurls. As above, so below, The fire walks where spirits go. The wood remembers what we fear, And whispers secrets in my ear. Log Lady, Log Lady, The wood knows what the heart can't see. Log Lady, Log Lady, The truth is in the rings of thee. She carries silence, carries stone, A woman who has always known— That fire is the devil's breath, And life is just a dance with death. She lives alone upon the hill, Her cabin dark, her spirit still. The townsfolk whisper, call her strange, But she has seen beyond the range. She knows the face behind the mask, She knows the questions no one asks— And when the log begins to speak, The strongest men grow faint and weak. The wedding night, the lightning strike, The fire that consumed her life. She buried him behind the door, And walked the woods forevermore. She carries wood that once was tree, A fragment of a memory— And in the rings, she reads the fate Of those who come too late, too late. There is no time, there is no place, There is no face behind the face. The log remembers what we fear, The fire walks when death is near. And Margaret, with her silent wood, She knows that evil is not good— She knows the devil hides in smoke, And prays for those who dare to hope. Log Lady, Log Lady, The wood knows what the heart can't see. Log Lady, Log Lady, The truth is in the rings of thee. She carries silence, carries stone, A woman who has always known— That fire is the devil's breath, And life is just a dance with death. The log speaks... the log speaks...





