Seed to Grain

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We moved in
Then we were moved along
Shovel to ground
Before we even learned to speak
They kicked us out
But kept the car running

Generation to generation
Nothing changes
We fade from range
From seed to grain
Forever

In the beginning you dress in army colors
In the end they dress you down to your skin
The American Dream is alive and selling
Just don’t blink or there’s a chance you’ll miss it.

Generation to generation
Nothing changes
We fade from range
From seed to grain
Forever
Ever and ever

The new products are in
So, get going
We need you shopping
So, we can rate
How you’re living
Embrace our culture
Embrace our culture
Embrace our culture
Embrace our culture

Fake Conversations
Fake Lifestyles
Fake Emotions
Stay a while
Generation to generation
Nothing changes
We give ground to the pretentious
We lose battles to those with better slogans
We fade from range
From seed to grain
Never ending
Forever
Never ending
Forever
Never ending
Forever

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from Side 1, released February 6, 2021

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