Morninglord (a song)

In May of last year, I felt inspired to write a hymn for my campaign. It was for Lathander, the Morninglord, and I ended up singing a bit of it for my players as part of one of our sessions (a hard thing for me as I don't normally sing in front of others). Here are the lyrics to the hymn!

Morninglord
Shine your light on us
Your dawn comes
Light the way

Morninglord
This new day you bring
Gives us joy
Makes us sing

Morninglord
When blackness haunts the land
Our faith shines
Like a brand

Morninglord
In your light we fight
Fill our hearts
With your might

Morninglord
In your righteousness
Our foes
Find justice

Morninglord
If our strength eludes
Heal us all
Of our wounds

Morninglord
In you we believe
Grant us your
Grand reprieve

Morninglord
Shine your light on us
Your dawn comes
Light the way

Morninglord
This new day you bring
Gives us joy
Makes us sing

Morninglord
Shine your light on us

©2017 Lydia McKay

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