Stayed in bed
I'm not a sleepyhead
I've been accused of dreaming in neverland
What you don't know
I guess you'll never know
That I'm frustrated living from mouth to hand

It's nothing personal
But it can't hurt to know
Your circles and the ways that you meet
I'm kind of ordinary
You think you're so so fly?
How can i help you, let you see me?

[Chorus]
I want to place at the vineyard
I want to place where the grapes are sweet
I want to be where you are
Pretty soon you'll be saying that
You live next door to me

My broken heart?
No baby, I'm not hard
You see, I'm used to work but I'm underpaid
But bide my time or do the power climb
I want to live where i can play everyday
It's nothing personal

So what I'm poor and fertile
Still deserve to live on the land
Don't need a reservation
I'm parking my own car
Beside the river view on the pier

[Chorus]

How long am i waiting for this?
So long Mr. neighbor, kiss-kiss
Hello to the future in heavenly bliss

[Chorus: x 2]


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Vineyard Lyrics as written by Aaron Leopold Whitby Martha Redbone

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