Quarter Acre Dream

There's a white weatherboard house in a nice part of town
Where the gardens meet and the lawns were mown
Where children play and come and go
The kitchen's small but large enough, there's a cast iron stove
With a fire inside so the kids are fed and sleep at night warm in their beds

It's the quarter acre dream I'm so happy I could scream so if you hear someone scream at night it's because they're happy
So it's alright

There's a toilet in the washhouse outside by the back porch
Winter's back too soon cold feet on the floor
But there's a lock upon the door
The trees grow taller every year blocking out the sky
I miss seeing stars falling down the stairs, tripping on mats slipping off chairs

It's the quarter acre dream
I'm so happy I could scream so if you hear someone scream at night it's because they're happy
So it's alright

It's the quarter acre dream I'm so happy I could scream and if you hear someone scream at night it's because they're happy
So it's alright



Credits
Writer(s): Gregory John Cooper
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