Fall down
Can't pick myself up off the ground
Head down
I see catastrophe
And it's right in front of me

Mother, father, please don't me choose between you
I love both of you
Mother, please, all I want to be is just little me
Father, please, all I want to be is you're son
No fair

Trespass the tiny mind of a child
Despair
In my world surrounds me
It's immerse me
Rips right through me
Remember

The day they told me, I'm so scared
Suffer
My wounds not healing
Mother, please, all I want to be is just little me
Father, please, all I want to be is your son

Sometimes
In dark my mind will roam
To a time
I spent alone
As a child, as a small boy
As a child, as a small boy

I remember times as a child I knew
As for my love, I still see it
I remember times as a child I knew
Too many moralisists in my life
I knew times as a child I know
I looked into my father's eyes
I remember times as a child when I looked
And I screamed

I still scream, and I say
Look at what you did to me
See what you did to me
Look at what you did to me
See what you did to me
Look at what you did to me
See what you did to me
Look at what you did to me
See what you did to me
Look at what you did to me
See what you did to me
Look at what you did to me
See what you did to me
Look at what you did to me
See what you did to me

I died that day
All I want to say

Mother, please, all I want to be is a little deep inside of you
Father, please, all I want to be is a little back inside of you

What now?
Fuck you!
What now?
Fuck you!
What now?
Fuck you!
What now?
Fuck you!
What now?
Fuck!


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Seed Lyrics as written by Greg Tribbett Chad L. Gray

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  • +1
    General Comment

    This is about divorce. It's from the perspective of a child who is confussed. He also wishes he was never born when he says

    Mother please, all i want to be is a little deep inside of you Father please, all i want to be is a little me back inside of you .

    This is a pretty cool song.

    Everlongon January 09, 2002   Link
  • +1
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    yes, these are one of my favorite mudvayne songs, and it's easy to tell it is about a divorce in a child's perspective.

    BIG-MuDvAyNe-Fanon September 06, 2002   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    yeah this song is definitely awesome...its also definitely about a divorce from a child's perspective...something a lot of people can relate to for sure

    THREE_ELEVENon April 02, 2003   Link
  • +1
    General Comment

    Mother father please dont make me choose between you-that line pretty much says it's obviously about divorce.

    flaminmofoon June 03, 2006   Link
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    one of mudvayne's best songs in my opinion

    kurtcobainon July 29, 2002   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    They need to start playing these songs live.

    SilentAenimaon July 30, 2002   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    yeah, this song is awesome. im suprised so few have commented on it.

    NicoleInWonderlandon April 10, 2003   Link
  • 0
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    actually, this is one of my favorate songs. i love the lyrics and the way there sung. my favorite part is mther please, all i want to be is a little deep inside of you Father please, all i want to be is a little me back inside of you. i bet a lot of kids could relate to that part. since a lot of younger children think its thir fault their parents split. a lot prolly wish they could die.

    NicoleInWonderlandon May 08, 2003   Link
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    Brilliant song that relates almost 100% my parents were never their for me now i actually found someone they want to take her away from me rotten world

    KoRnboion December 23, 2007   Link
  • -1
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    woo hoo! i'm gonna go see MuDvAyNe on March 28th...yeah...woo!

    billymenke_666on March 22, 2003   Link

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