Sowing The Seeds Of Love
Tears For Fears · Famous Last Words - The Collection [2007]
And the lovetrain rides from coast to coast
D.J.'s the man we love the most
Could you be, could you be squeaky clean
And smash any hope of democracry ?
As the headline says you're free to choose
There's egg on your face and mud on your shoes
One of these days they're gonna call it the blues
And anything is possible when you're Sowing the Seeds of Love
Anything is possible - Sowing the Seeds of Love
I spy tears in thier eyes
They look to the skies for some kind of divine intervention
Food goes to waste !
So nice to eat, so nice to taste
Politician Grannie with your high ideals
Have you no idea how the Majority feels ?
So without love and a promise land
We're fools to the rules of a Goverment plan
Kick out the style ! Bring back the jam !
Anything...
Sowing the Seeds
The birds and the bees
My girlfriend and me in love
Feel the pain
Talk about it
If you're a worried man - then shout about it
Open hearts - feel about it
Open minds - think about it
Everyone - read about it
Everyone - scream about it !
Everyone
Everyone - read about it, read about it
Read in the books in the crannies and the nooks there are books to read
Chorus !
(Mr. England Sowing the Seeds of Love)
Time to eat all your words
Swallow your pride
Open your eyes
High time we made a stand and shook up the views of the common man
And the lovetrain rides from coast to coast
Every minute of every hour - " I Love a Sunflower "
And I believe in lovepower, Love power, LOVEPOWER !!!
Sowing the Seeds
An end to need
And the Politics of Greed
With love
Sowing The Seeds Of Love - Tears For Fears
Released on the 2007 compilation album Famous Last Words - The Collection, "Sowing The Seeds Of Love" is a track by Tears For Fears that exemplifies the band's enduring ability to blend synth-pop with emotional depth. While the group is perhaps best known for their 1980s anthems like "Everybody Wants To Rule The World," this recording showcases their continued relevance and musical versatility decades later. The song maintains the characteristic production style of the era, featuring driving rhythms and melodic hooks that have become staples of their catalog. It serves as a testament to the band's capacity to craft accessible, radio-friendly material while retaining the atmospheric qualities that defined their early work. As part of a retrospective collection, the track highlights the enduring appeal of their songwriting and the lasting impact of their contributions to the new wave and synth-pop genres.