All Those Yesterdays
Pearl Jam
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Don't you think you oughta rest? Don't you think you oughta lay you head down? Don't you think you want to sleep? Don't you think you oughta lay your head down tonight? Don't you think you've done enough? Oh don't you think you've got enough well maybe... You don't think there's time to stop There's time enough for you to lay your head down tonight tonight Let it wash away All those yesterdays What are you running from? Taking pills to get along Creating walls to call your own So no one catches you? drifting off and Doing all the things that we all do Let them wash away All those yesterdays All those yesterdays All those paper plates You've got time, you've got time to escape There's still time, it's no crime to escape It's no crime to escape, it's no crime to escape There's still time, so escape It's no crime, crime... All those yesterdays {9X}
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5 facts about this song
About the ArtistJennifer Hanson is a renowned American country singer-songwriter. She co-wrote "All Those Yesterdays" in 1998 for her self-titled debut album.
- Apart from her own records, Hanson is highly revered for writing hit songs for other country music artists like Billy Currington and Kenny Chesney.
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Song Writing and Composition: "All Those Yesterdays"All Those Yesterdays" is characterized by a blending genre of country rock.
- The lyrics reflect a story of one moving on from their past and looking forward to what the future might bring. It depicts the themes of nostalgia, heartbreak and resilience.
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Pearl Jam's VersionThe song "All Those Yesterdays" is also a part of the fifth studio album of the American rock band Pearl Jam, titled "Yield" released in 1998.
- Pearl Jam's version of "All Those Yesterdays" stands out with its textual depth and rich instrumental arrangement. It is one of the few Pearl Jam songs where lead guitarist Mike McCready, known for his power-chord-driven approach, plays the piano.
- The band's iteration also carries a sentiment of retrospection and acceptance, offering a comforting perspective to listeners dealing with painful transitions.
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Performance and Popular ReceptionDespite its relatively low profile, "All Those Yesterdays" has been received favorably by fans of both Jennifer Hanson and Pearl Jam, noted for its emotionally evocative storytelling.
- It is often played in live performances by both the artists and is well appreciated by the audiences.
- Pearl Jam's version of "All Those Yesterdays" is also popular among fans for its music video which features surreal imagery, including a marching band in a rural setting.
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Impact on the Music IndustryBoth versions of "All Those Yesterdays" stand as testament to the songwriting proclivities of Jennifer Hanson and Pearl Jam, illustrating their signature styles in genre blending and emotionally charged storytelling.
- The song also showcases the versatility of music, and how one composition can be interpreted differently across genres and artists.
- Jennifer Hanson's and Pearl Jam's renditions of "All Those Yesterdays" have both contributed to their respective impacts in the country and rock music landscapes.
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