Why Go
Pearl Jam
She scratches a letter into a wall made of stone Maybe someday another child won't feel as alone as she does It's been two years, and counting, since they put her in this place She's been diagnosed by some stupid fuck, and mommy agrees, yeah... Whoa...yeah...hey yeah yeah... Why go home... (3x) She seems to be stronger, but what they want her to be is weak She could play pretend, she could join the game, boy She could be another clone...ooh...whoa...ah yeah... Ooh... Why go home? (4x) What you taught me...put me here...don't come visit...mother... Sting me... Whoa...ooh... Why go home? (4x) What you taught me...put me here...don't come visit...mother, mother, yeah... Why go home? (7x) Whoa...1991 4bad mood 80s 90s 90s alternative alternative alternative rock american Andrea angered angry back in college blurred blurry bpinheiro songs britpop cantar alto canteo classic rock cool cool rock could listen to non-stop crazy Mary Der Missionar: Pearl Jam Distorted mood ed vedder Erwin Fave Favorite Artists favorite tracks favourite Favourite bands Favourite song Favourites favs flya grunge for you goldies Gov FM great guitar solo Grunge hard rock indie indie rock laura live Love it to death me metal metal2 mix mocniej modern rock moje pearl jam my essentials my music na na na nicoleee nostalgia not their best pearl jam pearl jam production PJ favorite pop punk Purpletag purpletag2 ranger dentes recently loved rick parashar production rock rock grunge Rock/Pop sams bands seattle seen live singer-songwriter songs for drummers ssij Strange Currencies this is how guitars should be tim palmer production top100 tower days university why go
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