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Pearl Jam ~ Thin Air


Don’t feel like home, he’s a little out And all these words elope, it’s nothing like your poem Putting in, in putting in, don’t feel like methadone A scratching voice, all alone, it’s 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 to call his own, a chip off the cornerstone Who’s kidding, rainy day, a one-way ticket headstone Occupations overthrown, a 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 concedes, 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, he’s a little out
And all these words elope, it’s nothing like your poem
Putting in, in putting in, don’t feel like methadone
A scratching voice, all alone, it’s 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 to call his own, a chip off the cornerstone
Who’s kidding, rainy day, a one-way ticket headstone
Occupations overthrown, a 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 concedes, 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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