Chorus: (in Lugandan)
Kimu nkimaanyi
Buli muntu alina ensiigo
Omutima gwo gulukung 'aamye
Buli muntu alina ensiigo
some people quietly reveal
In the manner of the meak
some people shout the way they feel
To a radical degree
Some people sing it to express
While others hear another call
Some peopl speak with subtleness
Some don't rely on words at all
But let me tell you 'bout...
Chorus: One thing I know
Everybody's got a seed to sow
Let your heart of hearts
Take you down the road
Everybody's got a seed to sow
We all are pieces of the whole
With different feelings to evoke
Giving distinction to the role
Different players-different strokes
But let me tell you 'bout...
Chorus
Some people walk
Some people race
Some people vary in their pace
But God can use what you can give
Within the mystery of His ways
Don't underestimate...
Chorus
Seed To Sow
Michael W. Smith's song 'Seed to Sow' encourages listeners to recognize that everyone has a unique contribution to make in life. The lyrics use the metaphor of sowing a seed to represent sharing one's gifts, talents, and faith with others. The song acknowledges that people express themselves in different ways—some quietly, some boldly—but all are part of a larger whole. It emphasizes that God can use whatever each person offers, no matter how small or different. The chorus, which includes a line in Luganda, reinforces the universal message that everybody has a seed to sow and should follow their heart.