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"Where Evil Grows" is a 1971 song by the band The Poppy Family, appearing on the album Poppy Seeds. The song was later used in the 2020 film Sonic the Hedgehog in Dr. Robotnik's playlist.
Lyrics
I like the way you smile at me.
I felt the heat that enveloped me.
And what saw I liked to see.
I never knew where evil grew.
I should have steered away from you.
My friend told me to keep clear of you.
But something drew me near to you.
I never knew where evil grew.
Evil grows in the dark
Where the sun, it never shines.
Evil grows in cracks and holes
And lives in people's minds.
Evil grew, it's part of you.
And now it seems to be,
That every time I look at you
Evil grows in me.
If I could build a wall around you
I could control the thing that you do.
But I couldn't kill the will within you
And it never shows
The place where evil grows.
Evil grows in the dark
Where the sun, it never shines.
Evil grows in cracks and holes
And lives in people's minds.
Evil grew, it's part of you.
And now it seems to be,
That everytime I look at you
Evil grows in me.
Other Appearances
- Along with its original album release on Poppy seeds, the song is also returning on the Sonic the Hedgehog film's soundtrack.
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Trivia
- The dance move where Dr. Robotnik's pretend he lost his head, Was inspired by a running gag in the Dick Van Dyke Show