Full on Kevin's Mom

Soundgarden

You don't get nothing for free
Kev and me were two of three
Three brothers to the end
Then one went full on Kevin's mom now things have changed

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You don't get nothing for free
And this one took the long way
This one took the hard road
I ain't saying who But it wasn't me

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Mommy

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We were three Kevin's mom made four (We don't come around anymore)


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Full On Kevin's Mom Lyrics as written by Christopher J. Cornell

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    It's likely that the friend of Cornell's being referred to in this song is Kevin Wood, brother of the late Andrew Wood of Mother Love Bone, who was Cornell's roommate for some time up until his death in 1990.

    Nasaion February 23, 2012   Link

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