If you want to sing to Merlin, you have to sing one of the the "Approved Songs."
This means you.
Here is an arrangement of a tune by Bayla Cornell. Performed by the Meetinghouse
Symphony Orchestra under the supervision of Lily Cornell-Feist.
By Jonathan Feist. This song is based on the varieties of apple trees in
our backyard, planted in Wiglaf's memory.
Red Astrachen, Gravenstein, Cox's Orange Pippen, Sops of Wine
Northern Spy, Jonathan, Lady, Winesap, Baldwin
Wiglaf's nine apple trees.
Red Astrachen, Gravenstein, Cox's Orange Pippen, Sops of Wine
Northern Spy, Jonathan, Lady, Winesap, Baldwin
Wiglaf's nine.
Red Astrachen, the Shakers blended in their sauce and pie.
Gravenstein ferments so clean in cider and in wine.
Cox's Orange Pippen is delicious just to eat.
Sops of Wine's medieval, just like Wiglaf at its feet.
Northern Spy in apple pie, and Jonathan--that's me!
Ladies home in ancient Rome had apples up their sleeves.
Winesap is biennial, I miss them in between.
Baldwin was most popular until 1918.
So it's Red Astrachen, Gravenstein, Cox's Orange Pippen, Sops of Wine
Northern Spy, Jonathan, Lady, Winesap, Baldwin
Wiglaf's nine.