If You Had A Vineyard
Sinead O'Connor
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G Em If you had a vineyard on a fruitful hillC G D And you fenced it and cleared it of all stones untilG Em You planted it with the choicest of vineC And you even built a tower and a press to make wineG And you looked that it would bring forth sweet grapesD And it gave only wild grapesG What would you say Jerusalem and JudahEm C You be the judges I prayG Between me and my vineyardD This is what God saysG Em What more could I have done in itC That I did not do in itG Why when I ask it for sweetnessD It brings only bitternessG Em For the vineyard of the lord of hostsC Is the house of IsraelContinúa después del anuncioAnd the men of JudahG D His pleasant plantG Em And he looks for justice but beholds oppressionC And he hopes for equality but hears a cryG Jerusalem and JudahD This is God's replyG Sadness will comeEm To those who build house to houseC And lay field to field 'til there's roomG For none but you to dwell in the landD Oh, in the landG And sadness will come to those who call evil goodEm And good evil, who present darkness as lightC And light as darkness, who present as sweetnessG D Only the things which are bitternessG Em For the vineyard of the lord of hostsC Is the house of IsraelG And the men of Judah his pleasant plantD G Oh, oh his pleasant plantEm Oh, that my eyes were a fountain of tearsC That I might weep for my poor peopleG D (for my poor people)G Em For every boot stamped with fiercenessC For every cloak rolled in bloodG Jerusalem and JudahD I'd cry if I couldG Em Oh, that my eyes were a fountain of tearsC G D That I might weep for my poor peopleG Em Oh, that my eyes were a fountain of tearsC G D G That I might weep for my poor people