Oh Goddess from Pagan Christmas by Darkwave Hex
A sacred invocation to the divine feminine in her winter aspect, this reverent hymn calls upon Brigid and Frigg, Celtic and Norse goddesses who hold dominion over fire, hearth, and the promise of spring's return. The song paints a ritualistic scene of frost-covered birches and flickering lanterns, where devotees gather to honor the Mother's flame during the darkest season. Through imagery of smoke, sage, and thinning veils between worlds, the track celebrates the ancient understanding that goddesses guide the wheel's turning from death to rebirth. Vocals rise like prayers offered to feminine divinity, asking these powerful matrons to transform fear into hope, darkness into light, and winter's ending into spring's beginning. The darkwave production creates a solemn temple atmosphere while the glockenspiel chimes like ritual bells, honoring the pagan wisdom that the solstice marks not just the sun's return but the goddess's sacred work of birthing light back into the world through the cosmic womb of winter's darkness.
Tracklist
| 4. | Oh Goddess | 3:17 |
Lyrics
Frost hangs heavy on the birch's crown
A cradle of silence where dreams drift down
Lanterns flicker in the breath of the night
Shadows kneel to the Mother's flame
Her whispers call
I know her name
Oh Brigid
Oh Frigg
Light returns
Through the womb
The wheel still turns
Oh goddess
Take our fears
In your hands
Rebirth appears
Amber skies through the evergreen sway
Smoke and sage in the cold moon's ray
The earth hums low
A lullaby to the stars
Veils grow thin where the spirits wade
A promise born in the ember's shade
Oh Brigid
Oh Frigg
Light returns
Through the womb
The wheel still turns
Oh goddess
Take our fears
In your hands
Rebirth appears
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Weaving dark academia lofi beats with gothic darkwave energy, witchy seductive goth-pop vocals and chillgoth beats into instrumental and witchy vocal art. It's something new I call Hexwave! Dark lofi with synthwave / chillwave late night study, coding, and programming vibes. Why be ordinary?