"The Voice" genre: Folk Rock
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	Quasi Celtic, very atmospheric number with a strong build and a great hook in the chorus.
	Label: Highly Unlikely Music Credits: word & music Robson (acknowledge De La Mare)
	Story Behind the Song Walter De La Mare wrote a wonderful poem called 'The Traveller' all about a rider in Jacobean times trying to keep a promise to a ghost... That's where the song came from! Lyrics The voice “Anyone there?” said the traveller Knocking at the moonlit door He and his horse in the darkness Of the forest’s ferny floor Voice from the world of men A bird flew out from the turret Above the travellers head He smote on the door for a second time “Is anyone there?” he said Voice from the world of men Voice from the world of men No one descended to the traveller No head on the leaf fringed sill Leaned and looked In his deep grey eyes Steady worried and still. He stood all still in the darkness Stillness answered his cry Strange in his heart He played his part ‘Neath dark and leafy sky. A voice from the world of men Quiet in the night and when The moonlight falls On the darkness there A voice from the world of men. But they heard his foot on the stone They knew he was there alone Each word he spoke ‘Tho no one awoke The sound and the man were gone. “Tell them that I came,” he said Louder as he raised his head “Tell them that I came That I kept my word Tell them that I came,” he said.

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