[Verse 1]
I distributed the Peruvian avocados to the neighbors.
The idea was to spread the cadmium thin and wide.
Since I didn’t even know the actual content levels,
It ended up being nothing more than a casual gift.
[Pre-Chorus 1]
In the end, I planted three avocado pits in the field.
I hope they grow big someday.
[Chorus 1]
Long months of waiting will bear fruit;
Let’s wait patiently until then, not expecting too much, just glad if things work out.
[Verse 2]
Some accept them with genuine gratitude,
Those who try to peel and eat them right on the spot.
And those who heatlessly refuse, saying they don’t want them;
All kinds of people, a tapestry of human nature.
[Pre-Chorus 2]
Some give vegetables in return,
While others take without giving back.
[Chorus 2]
Long months of waiting will bear fruit;
Let’s wait patiently until then, not expecting too much, just glad if things work out.
[Verse 3]
I briskly moved on from those interactions to tackle the most critical task:
The broad beans’ vernalization process.
The situation had worsened more than I expected.
[Pre-Chorus 3]
It felt like half of them had already failed;
I wonder how many will survive the cooling process,
[Chorus 3]
Long months of waiting will bear fruit;
Let’s wait patiently until then, not expecting too much, just glad if things work out.
[Bridge]
Not fixating on a single thing,
But moving steadily forward one step after another,
Helps spread the risk of failure –
A carefree attitude is just right.
[Final Chorus]
Long months of waiting will bear fruit;
Let’s wait patiently until then, not expecting too much, just glad if things work out.
[Outro]