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Trouble On The Vine
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Too much talking too much chatter
Acquaintances with their cheap pitter-patter
You could tell the truth but it won't matter
There's too much trouble on the vine
I say woo-ooo the Devil is open
And woo-ooo God is closed
Woo-ooo the King's in drag
And the Queen's lost all her clothes
Preach your words yet envy neighbors
You defend with absent Saviors
Love the tastes, condemn the flavors
There's too much trouble on the vine
I say woo-ooo the Devil is open
And woo-ooo God is closed
Woo-ooo you could talk all day
But you will be exposed
Won't cure wrong with quiet confession
The judge is death and court's in session
You want answers to your questions?
There's too much trouble on the vine.
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Too much talking too much chatter
Acquaintances with their cheap pitter-patter
You could tell the truth but it won't matter
There's too much trouble on the vine
I say woo-ooo the Devil is open
And woo-ooo God is closed
Woo-ooo the King's in drag
And the Queen's lost all her clothes
Preach your words yet envy neighbors
You defend with absent Saviors
Love the tastes, condemn the flavors
There's too much trouble on the vine
I say woo-ooo the Devil is open
And woo-ooo God is closed
Woo-ooo you could talk all day
But you will be exposed
Won't cure wrong with quiet confession
The judge is death and court's in session
You want answers to your questions?
There's too much trouble on the vine.
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