Pearl Jam – Daughter [Live on Two Legs]

Pearl Jam Daughter [Live on Two Legs]

Pearl Jam – Daughter [Live on Two Legs] Lyrics

Artist: Pearl Jam
Song: Daughter [Live on Two Legs]

Alone, listless
Breakfast table in an otherwise-empty room
Young girl, violence
The center of her own attention

Mother reads aloud, child tries to understand it
Tries to make her proud
The shades go down, into her head
Painted room, can’t deny there’s something wrong

Don’t call me daughter, not fit to
The picture kept will remind me
Don’t call me daughter, not fit to
The picture kept will rеmind me

Don’t call me
She holds thе hand that holds her down
She will rise above
Oooh ooh

Don’t call me daughter, not fit to
The picture kept will remind me
Don’t call me daughter, not fit to be
The picture kept will remind me

Don’t call me daughter, not fit to
The picture kept will remind me
Don’t call me daughter, not fit to
The picture kept will remind me

Don’t call me
The shades go down
The shades go down
The shades go down

The shades go down
Ohh
I see a girl of the night
With a baby in her hand

Under an old street light
Oh, next to a garbage can
Now she’s put her kid away
She’s going to get a hit

She hates her life
And what she’s done with it
That’s one more kid
That’ll never go to school

Never get to fall in love
Never get to be cool
That’s one more kid
That’ll never go to school

Never get to fall in love
Never get to be cool
He won the lottery
When he was born

A big hand slapped
The white male American
Do no wrong
So clean-cut

Dirties his hands
It comes right off
Police man, police man
All right…
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From the album:
Live On Two Legs
Release Year: 1998