"If there's a bustle in your hedgrow, dont be alarmed now

[Ravenshire]

I am a subversionary, why else would I be here?

An here I thought you were just another dumb-ass. That makes so much more sense.

I will re-phrase the lyric for you.

"If there is a bustle in your hedgerow"=
If there is a disturbance in your personal protection...
Don't be alarmed now.
"Its just a spring clean for the may queen"=
It is preparatory move for the most powerful witch in the spring equinox.

So, you're re-stating the lyrics with your interpretation. How quaint. Meaningless, but quaint.

Some of the other elements of the song are interesting also.
But these are the most telling.
Wikipedia relates the author saying some of the words were written by his hand suddenly moving (automatic writing) and there the lyrics were.

Got a link for this claim? Wiki's a big place after all.

We don't have many hedgerows over here in the US, but in England a hedgerow is an extremely thick and impassable line of bushes.
The may queen is selected during the celebration of the equinox.
Occultist observe astronomical events as their holy days.

And you finish off with a bunch of unrelated "facts" for us. Yay.

Your tenure should be revoked, "professor."

Here are some alternative (to your) interpretations:
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.ph...R+HEDGEROW
http://www.lyricinterpretations.com/led-...-to-heaven
http://abyssinia-iffat.com/LedZeppelinMeaning.htm

Care to comment on these?!?

And, you never gave any reason why "Every witch and every warlock knows what it means."

C'mon prof. You can troll better than this!