Anyone knows the lyric of this jazz piece"Cornsilk"?

Here is it:

If you're kind of blue, come along with me
I'll take you to a pally little valley that my memory plays
Feel the golden band where the cornsilk plays hello
A sort of welcome back to heaven oh it's grand oh it's great
to be swinging on the garden gate and see the silky dresses on the yellow corn
Puttin' like a curtain on the early morn, inviting you to come along and dream.
Oh I remember it was calm and July was down around the orchestra and the heart drew berries rise.
I go a sneakin' with my Brother Bill beside the silent mill smoking the mellow poncil in my daddy's pipe
Give me wealth and renown and absorb the time to settle down
I'll take a little late where the corn cobs grow
Capture all the raptures that I used to know
Down in that pally valley on my dreams

The best I can do from Benny Goodman's version with Helen Forrest's vocals:

If you feel kinda blue
Come along with me I'll take you to
A pally little valley that my mem'ry craves
Fields of golden [...?...] where the corn silk waves hello
A sort of welcome back to heaven.
Oh, it's grand, it's great
To be swingin' on the garden gate
And see the silky tresses on the yellow corn
Flirtin' like a curtain in the early morn
Invitin' you to come along and dream.

Oh, I remember it was [fun?] when July was young
And the August sun made the huckleberries ripe,
A-goin' sneakin' with my brother Bill beside the cider mill
Smokin' the mellow corn silk in my daddy's pipe.

Give me wealth and renown
When it's sorta time to settle down,
I'll take a little acre where the corn cobs grow,
Capture all the rapture that I used to know
Down in that pally valley of my dreams.