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Pearl Jam ~ Hard To Imagine


Paint a picture forty shades of gray. Light your pillow. Lay back. Watch the flames. I'll tell a story but no one would listen that long. It's hard to imagine. It's hard to imagine. Ohh (x4) Fuck tradition. No one's safe from harm. Wait a living. Cup and curse these arms. After having seen all that they saw. It's hard to imagine. It's hard to imagine. Ohh (x4) Things were different then. All is different now. I tried to explain. Somehow. Things were different then. All is different now. I tried to explain. Somehow. Ohh (x4) Things were different then. All is different now. I tried to explain. I hope this works. Somehow. Things were different then. All is different now. I tried to explain. Oh, somehow. Ohh (x4) more free lyrics

Paint a picture forty shades of gray.
Light your pillow. Lay back. Watch the flames.
I'll tell a story but no one would listen that long.

It's hard to imagine. It's hard to imagine.
Ohh (x4)

Fuck tradition. No one's safe from harm.
Wait a living. Cup and curse these arms.
After having seen all that they saw.

It's hard to imagine. It's hard to imagine.
Ohh (x4)

Things were different then. All is different now.
I tried to explain. Somehow.
Things were different then. All is different now.
I tried to explain. Somehow.
Ohh (x4)

Things were different then. All is different now.
I tried to explain. I hope this works. Somehow.
Things were different then. All is different now.
I tried to explain. Oh, somehow.
Ohh (x4)

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