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Artist: Landing Feet First
Canonical path: /landing-feet-first/sow-the-seeds
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Sow The Seeds
Read Sow The Seeds lyrics by Landing Feet First on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Sow The Seeds
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Give me more advice
To follow straight into the ground
I’ll see you in a few years
When your luck has run out
Look what has become of us both
Sow the seeds to sell us out
(There’s nothing more important than you)
You should be ashamed
(Do you think straight ever?)
We’re through
I’ve put in too much effort
For you to slow me down
Can we stop the immaturity?
We’re not children anymore
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Landing Feet First performs "Sow The Seeds", and this lyric page sits inside the Landing Feet First catalog on LyroVerse.
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