If I Had a Yard Songtext
von The Choir
If I Had a Yard Songtext
If I had a yard
I would play in it
We could play in it
If we had a yard
If we had a yard
If we had a yard
On a sunny day
I would play croquet
In the early spring
You could grow green things (and purple flowers)
Should the children frown
We would hose them down
If I had a yard (ah)
I would play in it (ah)
We could play in it (ah)
If we had a yard
If we had a yard
If we had a yard
Sleep outside at night
When the Moon is bright
Watch the laundry wave
Dig the dog a grave (in the garden?)
Drink the acid rain
′Til we go insane (he-he)
If I had a yard
I would play in it
We could play in it
If we had a yard
If you had a yard
If I had a yard
I would play in it
We could play in it
If we had a yard
If we had a yard
If we had a yard
On a sunny day
I would play croquet
In the early spring
You could grow green things (and purple flowers)
Should the children frown
We would hose them down
If I had a yard (ah)
I would play in it (ah)
We could play in it (ah)
If we had a yard
If we had a yard
If we had a yard
Sleep outside at night
When the Moon is bright
Watch the laundry wave
Dig the dog a grave (in the garden?)
Drink the acid rain
′Til we go insane (he-he)
If I had a yard
I would play in it
We could play in it
If we had a yard
If you had a yard
If I had a yard
Writer(s): Steve J Hindalong, Derald Daugherty Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com