Thom says, "The song originally had a major chord, bluesy feel but my Wiccan friends suggested I make it more Celtic sounding and played a few flute tunes to illustrate -- I went home and worked on it and they were right, thanks Oz, Dahna and especially Sior!"

The phrase "merry meet" is a pagan and Rosicrucian greeting used a lot like "aloha" as a general greeting whether arriving or departing.

MERRY MEET words & music by Thom Parrott Copyright © 1980 by Thom Parrott Merry meet, merry part and merry meet again, To Fire and Water, to Earth and to Wind. In the Circle of Life, the Dance never ends, So merry meet, merry part and merry meet again. Merry meet, merry part and merry meet again. May the Lord and the Lady guide you safely til then. May your days all be peaceful and joyful my friend. Merry meet.... Merry meet.... May skill and good fortune fill the work of your hands. May the love of the Lady bless all of your plans. Merry meet.... Merry meet.... But if something should happen to one of us, friend, I'll still see you later on some other plane. Merry meet.... Repeat first verse. Star Crystal Cerridwen and Darragh Side I The Cuckoo -- Bart Green (Trad.) Yule Carol -- Cerridwen and Darragh The Banjo Man -- Darragh Note From Dr. John -- Fasnacht/Dee The Changeling -- Cerridwen and Darragh Spring Rhapsody -- Cerridwen Side II The Children Of The Universe -- Darragh The Crystal Cave -- Darragh Dawnflight Dream -- Darragh The Man In The Street -- Darragh Merry Meet -- Thom Parrott This link will open a new window -- Darragh Nagle.