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Cat Stevens ~ Moonstone


Well, first i have to tell you that i'm not insane
And that once i was a famous archaeologist {named}
{who ran} a recent expedition in a distant land
I just happened to passin' my hand in the sand

And then i stopped, looked, and then i was hooked

I saw a flash, then a sparkle from a moonstone
Then the mist started, started to clear
I saw a face, a face in the moonstone
Then it started to disappear

Well, i walked and walked and never talked
For many days
And without a friend the desert is a lonely place
I was just about to turn around and make way home
When something told me that i had to see it again

Avuray....etc.


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