The Woolgathering from Woolgatherings by between

There I was on a night so quiet,
Wrapped up in its gaze...

She took us down into the valley
And there we heard her song,
The cavern walls were bare
And so too was my mind:
She lit up my eyes with the stars in the sky.

All around the carnival ground
Where the piper came to play
His sad song stream flowed away,
Turned night into day.
Oh-Hu-We, yeah,
Oh-Hu-We.

His velvet dance-cloth did spin
Like daffodils in the sky.
And as they watched, all the children saw
And it spun the wheels of their minds.
Oh-Hu-We, yeah,
Oh-Hu We.

And all of us looked up and saw
Everything above us,
And all below,
And all inside.

...

At last we were awake
But we had only our memory's word to take.

But there were three stars
That shone to let us know
We weren't alone.

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