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Who You Are

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[Verse]
ECome to send. Not BcondesEcend
ETranscendent to BconseEquences
ETo transcend Bwhere we Eare
[Chorus]
EWho are we? BWho we Eare
[Verse]
ETrampled marks on Byour Esouls
EChanges, all Byou're a Epart
ESeen it all. BNot at Eall
ECan't defend Bfucked up Emen
ETake me for a ride Bbefore we Eleave
[Verse]
ECircumstance. BClapping Ehands
EA driving winds. BHappenEstance
EOff the Btrack, in the Emud
EThat's the mark in the Baforementioned Everse
[Bridge]
EAnd a little... BWow... And a Elittle...
[Verse]
EJust a little time Bbefore we Eleave
EStop light plays its part so I Bwould say you've Egot a part
[Chorus]
BWhat's your Epart? BWho you Eare
BYou are Ewho Bwho you Eare

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The story behind the song

"Who You Are," from Pearl Jam's 1996 album No Code, features lyrics by Eddie Vedder and music co-written by drummer Jack Irons and guitarist Stone Gossard. The song's distinct polyrhythmic drum pattern was inspired by a Max Roach drum solo that Irons heard as a child. It’s a track that invites introspection, encouraging a deep dive into one's own identity and presence. Playing it can feel like a journey of self-discovery, finding your own rhythm amidst life's currents.

AI-written from these sources:Who You Are (Pearl Jam song) — Wikipedia ↗Pearl Jam — Wikipedia ↗MusicBrainz ↗

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Who You Are

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[Verse]

E B E

Come to send. Not condescend

E B E

Transcendent to consequences

E B E

To transcend where we are

[Chorus]

E B E

Who are we? Who we are

[Verse]

E B E

Trampled marks on your souls

E B E

Changes, all you're a part

E B E

Seen it all. Not at all

E B E

Can't defend fucked up men

E B E

Take me for a ride before we leave

[Verse]

E B E

Circumstance. Clapping hands

E B E

A driving winds. Happenstance

E B E

Off the track, in the mud

E B E

That's the mark in the aforementioned verse

[Bridge]

E B E

And a little... Wow... And a little...

[Verse]

E B E

Just a little time before we leave

E B E

Stop light plays its part so I would say you've got a part

[Chorus]

B E B E

What's your part? Who you are

B E B E

You are who who you are

About Who You Are Chords by Pearl Jam

Learn how to play Who You Are by Pearl Jam with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Who You Are chords”, “Who You Are guitar chords”, or “Pearl Jam Who You Are chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Who You Are chords and for experienced players who want accurate Who You Are lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, B, A.

FAQ — Who You Are by Pearl Jam

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