Piper at the Gates of Dawn

Piper at the Gates of Dawn - Van Morrison (范·莫里森)

Written by：Van Morrison

The coolness of the riverbank and the whispering of the reeds

Daybreak is not so very far away

Enchanted and spellbound in the silence they lingered

And rowed the boat as the light grew steadily strong

And the birds were silent as they listened for the heavenly music

And the river played the song

The wind in the willows and the piper at the gates of dawn

The wind in the willows and the piper at the gates of dawn

The song dream happened and the cloven hoofed piper

Played in that holy ground where they felt the awe and wonder

And they all were unafraid of the great God pan

And the wind in the willows and the piper at the gates of dawn

The wind in the willows and the piper at the gates of dawn

When the vision vanished they heard a choir of birds singing

In the heavenly silence between the trance and the reeds

And they stood upon the lawn and listened to the silence

Of the wind in the willows and the piper at the gates of dawn

The wind in the willows and the piper at the gates of dawn

The wind in the willows and the piper at the gates of dawn

It's the wind in the willows and the piper at the gates of dawn

The wind in the willows and the piper at the gates of dawn

The wind in the willows and the piper at the gates of dawn