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This is the second site that I have found that omits line 3 of verse 1. Try singing it....it won't work!
Line 3 is... "blending in witching harmony, in harmony"
Also, I believe that the end of line 2 should not be "thousand dyes", that is the lazy way of singing it.
We were taught "thousand eyes", referring to the clear starry night skies. The stars are the "eyes". Choir diction had to be spot-on to avoid the effect as printed here. Adrian Wallace.