*
Click on the ‘Play’ button above to hear the song as you read the lyrics below.
If the player doesn’t start straight away, wait and then press the ‘Play’ button again. Alternatively, you can listen to the song on Soundcloud HERE.
*
Download BELIEF HERE and In The Vineyard on Bandcamp HERE
*
In The Vineyard by ‘Les Paul’s (The Paul’s) from their album BELIEF that was written for Sir Cliff Richard and was inspired by Sir Cliff’s sprawling Portugese Vineyard ‘Quinta do Moinho’ that produces the ‘Vida Nova’ range of wines.
*
*
Join ‘Les Paul’s’ (The Paul’s) on Facebook HERE and on Reverbnation HERE and on Bandcamp HERE.
*
In The Vineyard Lyrics
These hazy days these lazy days
Will last forever I pray
With the sun up above
Shining down with love
As sweat runs down my brow
I wish you were here now
Walking through the vineyard so green
With the sweetest grapes ever seen
Come pick the fruit of the vine
Come let’s drink the sweet wine
Come let’s eat the bread
And remember The One risen from the dead
In the cellars like a tomb
The wine will ferment and bloom
Fill the caskets of brown oak
Seal the corks with fire and smoke
Our cup is full and overflows
One day we’ll reap what we sow
I live here under the sun
I always knew you were The One
Sometimes I strayed and got lost
But trying to be free has its cost
Looking up to the top of that hill
It seems that time has forever stood still
Walking through the vineyard so green
With the sweetest grapes ever seen
Come pick the fruit of the vine
Come let’s drink the sweet wine
Come let’s eat the bread
And remember The One risen from the dead
When the moon replaces the sun
When my working day is done
Sweet Mary, let me lie in your arms
When the moon replaces the sun
When my working day is done, is done
Sweet Mary, let me lie in your arms
Sweet Mary, it’s the only place I can feel safe from harm
When the moon replaces the sun
When my working day is done
Sweet Mary, let me lie in your arms
Sweet Mary, it’s the only place I can feel safe from harm, from harm
Music composed and performed by Paul Odiase BMI No. 1252265 (Switzerland)
Song lyrics by Paul Robert Thomas PRS No. 497904008 (London)
PRS Tunecode 406875KT
No comments