Hail, Hail

Pearl Jam · rearviewmirror [2004]

Is there room enough for both of us?

Both of us apart?

Are we bound out of obligation?

Is that all we've got?

Get the words, and then I get to thinkin'

I don't wanna think, I wanna feel

How do I feel?

How do I?...



If you're the only one, will I never be enough?

Hail, hail the lucky ones, I refer to those in love



Swore I'd love you till the day I die, ah and beyond...

Are we going to the same place? If so, can I come?

It's egg rolling thick and heavy

All the past you carry

Oh, I could be new... you underestimate me



If you're the only one, will I never be enough?

Hail, hail the lucky ones, I refer to those in love



Sometimes realize, I could only be as good as you'll let me

Are you woman enough to be my man?

Bandaged hand in hand



I find it on the run in a race that can't be won

All hail the lucky ones, I refer to those in love, yeah

If you're my only one, so could you only one?

I want to be your one, enough...

Your one...your one...your one...

About Hail, Hail

"Hail, Hail" by Pearl Jam serves as a dynamic track from their 2004 album *Rearviewmirror*, reflecting the band's continued evolution in the mid-2000s. The song features Eddie Vedder's characteristic vocal delivery layered over a driving rhythm section, embodying the grunge and alternative rock influences that have defined their career since the 1990s. As part of the *Rearviewmirror* catalogue, the recording captures the band's ability to blend emotional depth with energetic performance, maintaining their signature sound while addressing themes of introspection and resilience. This track stands as a testament to their enduring relevance in the rock landscape, showcasing a matured musical approach that resonates with long-time fans and new listeners alike.