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Pearl Jam ~ Who You Are


Come to send, not condescend Transcendental consequence Is to transcend where we are Who are we? Who we are Trampled moss on your souls Changes all, you're a part Seen it all, not at all Can't defend the command Take me a for a ride before we leave... Circumstance, clapping hands Driving winds, happenstance Off the track, in the mud That's the moss in the aforementioned verse Just a little time, before we leave... Stop lying, plays it part So I would say you've got a part What's your part? Who you are You are who, who you are. more free lyrics

Come to send, not condescend
Transcendental consequence
Is to transcend where we are
Who are we? Who we are

Trampled moss on your souls
Changes all, you're a part
Seen it all, not at all
Can't defend the command

Take me a for a ride before we leave...

Circumstance, clapping hands
Driving winds, happenstance
Off the track, in the mud
That's the moss in the aforementioned verse

Just a little time, before we leave...

Stop lying, plays it part
So I would say you've got a part
What's your part? Who you are
You are who, who you are.

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