Seed: Scattered and Sown

Seed: Scattered and Sown (French: Ce germe - planté puis semé) is a religious song by Dan Feiten. It is the national anthem of Little Fidesham outside of Moricounie, wherein it will otherwise use Agnus dei, a song based on Iesu panis vitae. It is also the alternate melody for Terre d'Amour whenever a situation arises wherein the original melody, the national flag anthem of Taiwan, cannot be used.
== Details ==
Due to Andrew and Merriam's religious backgrounds, the song has unchanged lyrics unlike most songs that were imported to Moricounie. According to them, the song already mentions unity and recompense in labour enough even if it is heavily religious. In most occasions, they will sing only the chorus, otherwise the whole song is sung.
English	French		
Seed: scattered and sown;
Wheat: gathered and grown;
Bread: broken and shared as one;
the living bread of God.
Vine: fruit of the land.
Wine: work of our hands.
One cup that is shared by all:
the living cup, the living bread of God.	Germe - planté ! semé
Blé - recueillis, sont mûrs
Pain - distributé à tout le monde ;
le pain de vie de Dieu.
Vigne - fruit de la terre.
Vin - travail manuel.
Une tasse pour tout le monde ;
le tasse de vie, le pain de vie de Dieu.