Bonus Track from "The Once and Future King" Arthurian legend album series.

Special thanks to @Northuldra22 for requesting a Morgan le Fay song! This mystical Celtic folk version is our bonus track - a different, more intimate take on the sorceress than our rock version "Morgan's Shadow". Step into the inner world of Arthurian legend's most complex figure through this haunting character study. This ethereal folk ballad explores Morgan le Fay from her own perspective - not as Arthur's enemy, but as a misunderstood keeper of ancient magic struggling with jealousy, power, and her connection to older, pagan wisdom.

What to Expect. Mystical, melancholic, and deeply atmospheric Celtic folk Soft, clear female vocals creating ethereal storytelling Gentle strings (Celtic harp/cello) and woodwinds building ancient magic Slow-tempo ballad with cinematic, fantasy film score quality Organic instrumentation evoking Loreena McKennitt and Enya Intimate character exploration in the style of Howard Shore's LOTR pieces

Morgan's Inner World: This version delves deep into Morgan's psyche - her mastery of older magic ("the goddess still whispers"), her complex relationship with Arthur, and her dual nature as both healer and sorceress. Rather than the defiant rock anthem of "Morgan's Shadow," this is her quiet, contemplative moment of self-reflection.

Album Context: "The Once and Future King" This bonus track provides deeper insight into one of the album's key figures. Main Album: Arthur's complete legendary journey (Songs 1-10) Bonus Track: Morgan's intimate character study Rock Version: "Morgan's Shadow" (standalone release)

Key Themes: Misunderstood power and ancient wisdom Sibling rivalry and jealousy explored with empathy Connection to older, pagan magic vs. Christian court The complexity of being both healer and destroyer A woman's perspective in a patriarchal medieval world

Two versions of Morgan for different moods - which do you prefer, the mystical folk or the defiant rock?