Garden

Album: Ten (1991)
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  • The direction of the eye
    So misleading
    The defection of the soul
    Nauseously quick
    I don't question
    Our existence
    I just question
    Our modern needs

    I will walk, with my hands bound
    I will walk, with my face blood
    I will walk, with my shadow flag
    Into your garden
    Garden of stone

    After all is done
    And we're still alone
    I won't be taken
    Yet I'll go

    With my hands bound
    I will walk, with my face blood
    I will walk, with my shadow flag
    Into your garden
    Garden of stone

    I don't show
    I don't share
    I don't need
    What you have to give, yeah

    I will walk, with my hands bound
    I will walk, with my face blood
    I will walk, with my shadow flag
    Into your garden
    Garden of
    I will walk, with my hands bound
    I will walk, into your garden
    Garden of stone
    I don't know
    I don't care
    I don't need you for me to live Writer/s: Eddie Vedder, Jeff Ament, Stone Gossard
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
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