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I speak for a man
who gave for this land
Took a bullet in the back
for his pay
Spilled his blood
in the dirt and the dust
He's back to say
That what he has seen
is hard to believe
And it does no good
to just pray
He asks of us to stand
And we must end this war today
With his mind,
he's saying, "No more!"
With his heart,
he's saying, "No more!"
With his life,

he's saying, "No more war!"
With his eyes,
he's saying, "No more!"
With his body,
he's saying, "No more!"
With his voice,
he's saying, "No more war!"
Well nothing's too good
for a veteran
Yeah, this is what they say
So nothing is what they will get
In this new American way
The lies we were told
to get us to go
was criminal,
let us be straight
Let's get to the point
where our voices are heard
Behind the White House gates
With our minds,
we're saying, "No more!"
With our hearts,
we're saying, "No more!"
With our lives,
we're saying, "No more war!"
With our eyes,
we're saying, "No more!"
With our bodies,
we're saying, "No more!"
With our voices,
we're saying, "No more war!"
No more innocents dying
No more terrorizing
No more eulogizing
No more evangelizing
No more presidents lying
No more war
With our minds,
we're saying, "No more!"
With our hearts,
we're saying, "No more!"
With our lives,
we're saying, "No more war!"

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Eddie Vedder (born Edward Louis Severson III on 23 December 1964) is the lead singer and lyricist for the band Pearl Jam. He has also been involved in other music outside of Pearl Jam, and released his first solo album, a soundtrack to the movie 'Into the Wild' in September 2007.
Around 1980 Vedder sang with several Southern California rock bands, most notably Bad Radio, but rose to fame only after moving to Seattle in 1990 and joining Pearl Jam.

Read more about Eddie Vedder on Last.fm.


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