Karaoké Garden Carrie Underwood

Where I come from those big green pastures keep on rollin'

They don't disappear

In the middle there's a man on a big green tractor hopin' it's gonna be a real good year

Yeah this back home drive's got me reflectin'

Feels like God's askin' me some questions

If your words were seeds that were goin' in the ground and your love was rain farmers prayed about

If your life was sunlight we all needed what kinda world would it be

If you reap what you sow what kind of garden would you grow

If you reap what you sow what kind of garden would you grow

Would it be warm like Eden or more like a desert

Would the fruit be sweet or withered and dry

Would the weeds take over 'cos it's been neglected

Do your roots run deep

Are your branches high

And if your words were seeds that were goin' in the ground and your love was rain farmers prayed about

If your life was sunlight we all needed what kinda world would it be

If you reap what you sow what kind of garden would you grow

If you reap what you sow what kind of garden would you grow

Would you plant patience

Would you keep kindness

Would there be peace ripe on the vine

If your words were seeds goin' in the ground and your love was rain farmers prayed about

If your life was sunlight we all needed what kinda world would it be

If you reap what you sow what kind of garden would you grow

Oh if you reap what you sow what kind of garden would you grow

What kind of garden would you grow

Oh what kind of garden would you grow