Four Jacks -

Beneath her shawl of white

And you wrap your cloak against the wind

But still you feel its bite

With many mouths at home for feed

This deer must not be lost

When you thank the prey and let the arrow fly

Conjure up Jack Frost

When the maiden slips her samile cloak

Revealing lilac breasts

And the rising sun climbing high in the sky

Calls acorns to their quest

When hoof trod earth surrenders to seed

And the meadowsweet is queen

When you step the jig of furrow and plow

You celebrate Jack Green

Jack, Jack, dancing round the moonlight

Changing shadows with every stride

Jack, Jack, summer green and Yule white

Hunter, Dancer, Dying One, Guide

When summer oak green wanes scarlet and brown

And a carpet of leaves is laid

Mother’s kiss has charged the land

And staghorns drape the glade

The fields as tall with sacrifice

For springtimes still unborn

Raise the crescent high, cut down the grain

And invoke Jack Corn

Jack, Jack, dancing round the moolight

Changing shadows with every stride

Jack, Jack, summer green and Yule white

Hunter Dancer, Dying One, Guide

Whrn the riddled fields aer gathered and gleaned

From the shadow of a killing freeze

And twilights fall to copper moons

That dance with barren trees

When comes the final harvest home

Beneath the silver light

When weary feet tread that dusky road

Jack Lantern walks the night

Jack, Jack, dancing round the moolight

Changing shadows with every stride

Jack, Jack, summer green and Yule white

Hunter, Dancer, Dying One, Guide

I’m no tawny hunter, no tiller of barley seed

I’ve never threshed a stalk of wheat

But I’ve still got a family to feed

When I feel whelmed over

With provider on my back

I tilt my head

Howl his howl

Smille his secret grin

And call on Jack

Callin' on Jack

I’m calling on Jack