My earlier remarks vanished due to an edit conflict, and I don't know if I feel up to repeating all of it. 

 And another one.  For heaven's sake, can't I get this in here without a conflict? 

 The notes for 's most recent edit weren't added correctly  see WP:MOS  so I'm left with the choice to either clean it up or revert. So you can see what I did. 

 A reader coming to this article wondering what the song is about isn't particularly interested in an esoteric interpretation of the time of year, especially one that seems to be the invention of a single obscure writer 40 years ago.  This is not useful information. It's POV pushing. (See, for example, the remark  added when he wrote Corinne Heline . A "tribute"? Are we supposed to expect an NPOV bio after that?) The festival in question is centuries old, and the mystical/new age/zodiacal overlay applied by a mid-20th century writer could only reasonably be considered relevant if it had achieved widespread recognition. Despite the assertion of "thousands", there are hundreds of millions who never heard of it, and would reject it if they did. ''''