Plant

from Audience by Dr. Soll & The Squids

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Plant was a bit yellow, so I moved him to a bit less sun.
He got more green, but soon began to droop.
When it’s time to grow, don’t turn away,
When all you can lose is some sunlight.
And when you grow, don’t be afraid,
When all you could lose is some sunlight?
Then Plant was pounced by rain.
I thought I should bring him in,
But in the stormy weather he got greener than ever before and
When it’s time to grow, don’t turn away,
When all you can lose is some sunlight.
And when you grow, why be afraid,
When all you could lose is some sunlight?

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from Audience, released May 30, 2020
Written and performed by Steven Soll
Mastering by Amy Dragon at Telegraph Mastering (Portland, OR)
Cover Art by Oren Soll
Special thanks to Paul Trubachik for production consulting
©℗ 2020 Steven Joseph Soll, all rights reserved

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The Squids are from Oregon and are cephalopods of phylum chordata.
Like all other cephalopods, The Squids have distinct heads, bilateral symmetry, and a mantle.
The Squids have two tentacles and eight arms, which are arranged in pairs.
They are very very strong swimmers. ... more

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