Seeds
From Wash Away Your Troubles
(Lisa Aschmann/Mark Simos)
Some seeds are hearty they can weather the frost
Others are delicate, easily lost
Some need careful planting with a farmer's sure hand
Others take root in the stoniest land.
Chorus:
Which seeds will you sow in the springtime
And shelter from the summer sun
And when it grows tall, what harvest in the fall?
Which seeds, which seeds will you sow?
A seed may be planted with ev'ry kind word
It flies to the heart like a migrating bird
And death and destruction sow seeds of their own
He who sews salt reaps a harvest of stone.
(Chorus)
Who knows the crop that their planting will yield
Where seeds may be scattered and how far a field
Who knows how many someday might be fed
By a seed, grown to grain, ground to flour, baked to bread
