"Eternity in D": a second version song text.

This is the text of "Eternity in D" second version, a love song written by Glen Sweeney to Carolyn, his wife (see the Sweeney's hand written transcription). 
Originally, the track was one played by The Giant Sun Trolley, an acoustic duo (guitar, percussion, hand drums and vocals) formed by Sweeney and Dave Tomlin in London on 1967: during that year they played various gigs, the most important at the 14th Hour Technicolor Dream (Alexandra Palace, April 29th, 1967)... 
Later, on January 17th, 1971, Third Ear Band reprises the track (on instrumental form) for a radio session on BBC "Top Gear"...

"She walks in beauty like the night 

and tells me not to get up night 

her eyes they watch me all the time 

one little blink would be a crime. 

Her jeans they fit her like a skin 

my head is full of mortal sin

the sphinx it winks when she appears 

and whispers mysterys in her ears... 

Her name is written in the sand 

I see the pen and then the hand 

the ocean sings a song of love 

and Noah is searching for her dove. 

The clouds are crying for the moon 

just turn the page to find the rune

a beatle hides beneath the stones 

and in the distance Dylan moans... 

There must be some way out of here 

why does our Jesus not appear 

and then her voice says: 'Calm your fear

the womb is not the tomb, my dear'."

no©2009 Luca Ferrari