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I Don't Wanna Go
| The Story |
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Stag and Flower were planning to go on vacation to a Pagan gathering at Wolvenwold,
but Flower decides she doesn’t want to go. She says she has no interest in
either Pagan gatherings or Stag’s scheduled musical performances. Stag begs
her to go and then questions why they are together if she doesn’t share
an interest in what he considers their future lifestyle. Their argument ends as
he leaves her behind and goes by himself.
This is the final song of the first act, and the last time the two of them see each other.
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| Credits |
| Trickster: |
bass, harmonica, bongos, finger snaps, vocals |
| Dana Davis: |
vocals |
| all lyrics and music by Trickster |
Lyrics:
we've done plenty of invocation
good times, bad times, grief and celebration
now we had planned to go on vacation
but somehow this provoked a confrontation
I don't wanna go
but it will be real good
I don't wanna go
I really think you should
you ought to come with me
so I’ve been told
you ought to come with me to Wolvenwold
I don't want to go to hear you play and sing
I don't want to go to any Pagan gathering
last time I went was Beltane and you know what happened then
I been there before and I don't wanna go again
I don't wanna go
why is this always so?
I don't wanna go
you never wanna go
I don’t wanna go
this is getting old
I don’t wanna go with you to Wolvenwold
gathering together with our friends and family
in perfect love and perfect trust with lots of revelry
this is how plan to spend the rest of my life
if you don't wanna share it, why the hell are you my wife?
I don’t wanna go
so stay
I don’t wanna go
I'm going anyway
I don’t wanna go with you and I don’t wanna be controlled
I’ll see you when I get back from Wolvenwold
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finished version