| Song | The Vineyard |
| Artist | Augie March |
| Album | Strange Bird |
| 作曲 : Richards | |
| The golden sun is ever gentle in the Valley of Making, | |
| Where it's the middle of the Autumn when it isn't high Spring, | |
| There are men of many colors and women of all races | |
| wearing white, white linen and smiles on their faces - | |
| Blue rose... | |
| There are roses round the edges of the grand property, | |
| The words "Labor, Ardor, Langor" are its lovely trinity, | |
| And when you see just how they dress and how they speak and act too, | |
| Well all you'll want to do is dress up in their white linen too | |
| - Blue rose and drew the curtain back on the morning... | |
| And you said holly-hey, and with a teary tilt for you were rudely made, and shoddy built, | |
| Between the thumb and the forefinger, | |
| Barefoot pressed, he hoists his trouser leg, | |
| She lifts her dress. | |
| O these men of many colors in their creamy white suits, | |
| With their different colored hands dig in the soil for the roots | |
| of the dreamy conversation that the slender women make | |
| as they sip from slender glasses by the vineyard lake - | |
| Blue rose and drew the curtain back on the morning, | |
| Blue rose and every little thing was gilt and suffering no more... | |
| If you could see the people laughing and not hear the sound it makes | |
| then you could keep the good opinion that the tone of voice takes, | |
| If you could see the people laughing and not hear the sound it makes | |
| -it goes... | |
| There's a woman there among them who with red, red eyes | |
| Says you haven't been a'working hard enough on your lies, | |
| The golden sun is ever gentle and one lie follows another in, | |
| The only way to get there is by singing brother, singing, | |
| There are women of all races, men in white, white linen | |
| and the only way to get there is to sing sister, sing sister, sing - | |
| and draw the curtain back on the morning, | |
| Blue rose and every little thing was gilt and suffering no more, | |
| Blue rose and drew the curtain back on the morning... | |
| Where the wars were not for wearing, the ghettoes never got, | |
| To each lonely, lonely person their own shovel, their own plot. | |
| Have you ever heard a rattle way on down when people sigh, | |
| Way on down the silly rattle says you're happy when you die. |
| zuò qǔ : Richards | |
| The golden sun is ever gentle in the Valley of Making, | |
| Where it' s the middle of the Autumn when it isn' t high Spring, | |
| There are men of many colors and women of all races | |
| wearing white, white linen and smiles on their faces | |
| Blue rose... | |
| There are roses round the edges of the grand property, | |
| The words " Labor, Ardor, Langor" are its lovely trinity, | |
| And when you see just how they dress and how they speak and act too, | |
| Well all you' ll want to do is dress up in their white linen too | |
| Blue rose and drew the curtain back on the morning... | |
| And you said hollyhey, and with a teary tilt for you were rudely made, and shoddy built, | |
| Between the thumb and the forefinger, | |
| Barefoot pressed, he hoists his trouser leg, | |
| She lifts her dress. | |
| O these men of many colors in their creamy white suits, | |
| With their different colored hands dig in the soil for the roots | |
| of the dreamy conversation that the slender women make | |
| as they sip from slender glasses by the vineyard lake | |
| Blue rose and drew the curtain back on the morning, | |
| Blue rose and every little thing was gilt and suffering no more... | |
| If you could see the people laughing and not hear the sound it makes | |
| then you could keep the good opinion that the tone of voice takes, | |
| If you could see the people laughing and not hear the sound it makes | |
| it goes... | |
| There' s a woman there among them who with red, red eyes | |
| Says you haven' t been a' working hard enough on your lies, | |
| The golden sun is ever gentle and one lie follows another in, | |
| The only way to get there is by singing brother, singing, | |
| There are women of all races, men in white, white linen | |
| and the only way to get there is to sing sister, sing sister, sing | |
| and draw the curtain back on the morning, | |
| Blue rose and every little thing was gilt and suffering no more, | |
| Blue rose and drew the curtain back on the morning... | |
| Where the wars were not for wearing, the ghettoes never got, | |
| To each lonely, lonely person their own shovel, their own plot. | |
| Have you ever heard a rattle way on down when people sigh, | |
| Way on down the silly rattle says you' re happy when you die. |