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You never know what the future holds in the shallow soil of Monsanto, Monsanto |
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The moon is full and the seeds are sown while the farmer toils for Monsanto, Monsanto |
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When these seeds rise they're ready for the pesticide |
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And Roundup comes and brings the poison tide of Monsanto, Monsanto |
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The farmer knows he's got to grow what he can sell, Monsanto, Monsanto |
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So he signs a deal for GMOs that makes life hell with Monsanto, Monsanto |
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Every year he buys the patented seeds |
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Poison-ready they're what the corporation needs, Monsanto |
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When you shop for your daily bread and walk the aisles of Safeway, Safeway |
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Find the package to catch your eye that makes you smile at Safeway, at Safeway |
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Choose a picture of an old red barn on a field of green |
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With the farmer and his wife and children to complete the scene at Safeway, at Safeway |
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Dreams of the past come flooding back to the farmer's mind, his mother and father |
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Family seeds they used to save were gifts from God, not Monsanto, Monsanto |
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Their own child grows ill near the poisoned crops |
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While they work on, they can't find an easy way to stop, Monsanto, Monsanto |
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Don't care now what the Bible said so long ago not Monsanto, Monsanto |
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Give us this day our daily bread and let us not go with Monsanto, Monsanto |
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The seeds of life are not what they once were |
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Mother Nature and God don't own them anymore |