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Pearl Jam ~ Nothing As It Seems


Don't feel like home Ease a little out And all these words alone is nothing like your poem Putting in and putting in Don't feel like methadone A scratching voice all alone is nothing like your baritone It's nothing as it seems The little that he needs It's home The little that he sees Is nothing he concedes It's home One uninvited chromosome A blanket like the ozone It's nothing as it seems All that he needs It's home The little that he frees is nothing he believes Saving up a sunny day Something maybe two tone Anything of his own A chip off the corner stone Who's kidding? Rainy day A one way ticket headstone Occupations overthrown Whisper through a megaphone It's nothing as it seems The little that he needs It's home The little that he sees is nothing he conceives It's home And all that he frees A little bittersweet It's home It's nothing as it seems The little that you see it's home more free lyrics

Don't feel like home
Ease a little out
And all these words alone is nothing like your poem
Putting in and putting in
Don't feel like methadone
A scratching voice all alone is nothing like your baritone

It's nothing as it seems
The little that he needs
It's home
The little that he sees
Is nothing he concedes
It's home

One uninvited chromosome
A blanket like the ozone

It's nothing as it seems
All that he needs
It's home
The little that he frees is nothing he believes

Saving up a sunny day
Something maybe two tone
Anything of his own
A chip off the corner stone
Who's kidding?
Rainy day
A one way ticket headstone
Occupations overthrown
Whisper through a megaphone

It's nothing as it seems
The little that he needs
It's home
The little that he sees is nothing he conceives
It's home
And all that he frees
A little bittersweet
It's home
It's nothing as it seems
The little that you see it's home

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