Faerie Dance from Greatest Hits by Forrest Cooper

Faerie Dance (c)

In the dead of night
In the bright moonlight
All the fields cast off a glow
Where the faerie dance
Among the trees and plants
Where the wildflower carpet grows

And the moon will fall
‘til the rooster calls
And the wild things go below
And the light of day
Keeps the folk away
‘til the evening brings another show

In the winter cold
There are legends old
About the magic in the snow
All the sparkling white
Makes the meadows bright
A dreamy stage where the breezes blow

And the moon will fall
‘til the rooster calls
And the wild things go below
And the light of day
Keeps the folk away
‘til the evening brings another show

There’s an arch of stone
And a faerie throne
Where the King surveys the land
And a creek that plays
As the arms are raised
And the dancers twirl to the band

And the moon will fall
‘til the rooster calls
And the wild things go below
And the light of day
Keeps the folk away
‘til the evening brings another show

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And the unicorn waves his magic horn
As he prances to and fro
And the light of day keeps the folk away
‘til the evening brings another show

And the light of day keeps the folk away
‘til the evening brings another show

• Country
• Folk
• Gospel
• Western
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