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Pearl Jam ~ InsignificanceAll in all, it’s no one’s fault


All in all, it’s no one’s fault Excuses turn to carbon walls Blame it all on chemical intercourse The swallowed seeds of arrogance Breeding in the thoughts of ten Thousand fools who fight irrelevance The full moon is dead skin The one down here’s wearing thin So set up the ten pins As the human tide rolls in Like a ball that’s spinning Bombs dropping down Overhead, underground It’s instilled, to wanna live Bombs dropping down Please forgive our hometown In our insignificance “Turn the jukebox up,” he said Dancing in irreverence Play C-3, let the song protest The plates begin to shift Perfect lefts come rolling in I was alone and far away When I heard the band start playing On the lip, late take off Bombs dropping down Overhead, underground It’s instilled, to wanna live Bombs dropping down Please forgive our hometown In our insignificance Feel like resonance of distance In the blood, the iron lies It’s instilled, to wanna live Bombs dropping down Please forgive our hometown In our insignificance In our insignificance more free lyrics

All in all, it’s no one’s fault
Excuses turn to carbon walls
Blame it all on chemical intercourse

The swallowed seeds of arrogance
Breeding in the thoughts of ten
Thousand fools who fight irrelevance

The full moon is dead skin
The one down here’s wearing thin
So set up the ten pins
As the human tide rolls in
Like a ball that’s spinning

Bombs dropping down
Overhead, underground
It’s instilled, to wanna live
Bombs dropping down
Please forgive our hometown
In our insignificance

“Turn the jukebox up,” he said
Dancing in irreverence
Play C-3, let the song protest

The plates begin to shift
Perfect lefts come rolling in
I was alone and far away
When I heard the band start playing
On the lip, late take off

Bombs dropping down
Overhead, underground
It’s instilled, to wanna live
Bombs dropping down
Please forgive our hometown
In our insignificance

Feel like resonance of distance
In the blood, the iron lies

It’s instilled, to wanna live
Bombs dropping down
Please forgive our hometown
In our insignificance
In our insignificance

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