| They say the youth is the time to sow
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| Don’t they? |
| Don’t they?
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| Some say that one can’t do it too slow
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| And mustn’t sow to show, sow to show
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| I was told to work hard, so I tried
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| I didn’t know how hard would be enough
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| Harvest came, and then I realised
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| Instead of work, instead of work
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| I’d watched the moon wax and wane
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| I foretold a better life
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| I foretold a better life
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| What you reap is what you sow
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| I’m asked how I didn’t know
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| What you reap is what you sow
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| I’m asked how I didn’t know
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| Later on it can be seen
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| What a man has sown, what seeds
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| Anyone who peaks at my field
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| Can see what a mess there is
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| What you reap is what you sow
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| I’m asked how I didn’t know
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| What you reap is what you sow
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| I’m asked how I didn’t know
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| Surprisingly all there is, nothing but
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| Weeds running wild on my fields
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| What you reap is what you sow
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| I’m asked how I didn’t know
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| What you reap is what you sow
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| I’m asked how I didn’t know
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| What you reap is what you sow
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| I’m asked how I didn’t know
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| What you reap is what you sow
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| I’m asked how I didn’t know
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| I’m asked how I didn’t know
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| These seeds I have to sow my own |