Plant a radish, get a radish, never any doubt.
That's why I love vegetables.
You know what you're about.
Plant a turnip, get a turnip, maybe you'll get two.
That's why I love vegetables.
You know that they'll come through.
They're dependable.
They're befriendable.
They're the best pal a parent's ever known.
While with children, it's bewildering.
You don't know until the seed is nearly grown.
Just what you sow.
So plant a carrot, get a carrot, not a Brussels sprout.
That's why I love vegetables.
You know what you're about.
Life is merry if it's very vegetarian.
A man who plants a garden is a very happy man.
Plant a beanstalk, get a beanstalk, just the same as Jack.
Then if you don't like it, you can always take it back.
But if your issue doesn't kiss you, then I wish you luck.
For once you plant a children, you're absolutely stuck.
Every turnip green, every kidney bean,
every plant grows according to the plot.
While with progeny, it's hodgepodge-y.
For as soon as you think you know what kind you've got,
it's what they're not.
So plant a cabbage, get a cabbage, not a sauerkraut.
That's why I love vegetables.
You know what you're about.
Life is merry if it's very vegetarian.
A man who plants a garden is a very happy man.
A vegetarian.
Very merry vegetarian.