W.M.A.
Read W.M.A. lyrics by Pearl Jam on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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W.M.A.
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He won the lottery when he was born
Took his mothers white breast to his tongue
Trained like dogs, color and smell
Walks by me to get to him
Police man
Police man
He won the lottery by being born
Big hand slapped a white male American
Do no wrong, so clean cut
Dirty his hands, it comes right off
Police man
Police man
Police stopped my brother again
Police stopped my brother again
Police stopped my brother again
Police man
Police man
Jesus greets me, looks just like me
Do no wrong, so clean cut
Dirty his hands, it comes right off
Police man
Police man
Police man
Police stopped my brother again
Police stopped my brother again
Police stopped my brother again
Police man
Police man
Police stopped my brother again
Police stopped my brother again
Police stopped my brother again
Police man
Police man
Police man
All my pieces set me free...human devices set me free
All my pieces set me free
Human devices set me free
All my pieces set me free
Human devices set me free
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Pearl Jam performs "W.M.A.", and this lyric page sits inside the Pearl Jam catalog on LyroVerse.
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