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Artist: Nina Persson
Canonical path: /nina-persson/the-weed-had-got-there-first
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The Weed Had Got There First
Read The Weed Had Got There First lyrics by Nina Persson on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Weed Had Got There First
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For reasons that I don't understand
I was out with a shovel in my hand
If someone seen me, let me know
I must've been looking for sand or snow
I had a garden on my mind
Ivy was growing around my spine
I lost a needle in the hay
I'm hoping I'll never need it anyway
I wanted to plant a little seed
To fertilize the dirt
I didn't see the sleeping weed
The weed had got there first
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