Glastonbury Revisited
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Glastonbury Revisited
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'Glastonbury evening sun
From where have all the angels come
We could hear an angel's choir
As we sang round an evening fire
A yellow moon lit up the sky
And left me happy enough to cry
Glastonbury we got high
As heaven's rain clouds passed us by
Where have all the angels gone
Now that all the acid's done
We made love under the sun
We're back to nature on the farm
We were higher than the sky
As heaven's rain clouds passed us by
We could hear an angels choir
I swear we couldn't get no higher
Where have all the angels gone
Now that all the acid's done
Who knows where we will go
At the end of this rainbow
Glastonbury's golden sun
Will shine its love on everyone
Where have all the angels gone
Now that all the acid's done
We made love under the sun
And the whole world
Feels beautiful today '
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