You Know You're Right

Nirvana · Nirvana (The Best Of) [2002]

I will never bother you

I will never promise to

I will never follow you

i will never bother you



Never speak a word again

I will crawl away for good



I will move away from here

You wont be afraid of fear

No thought was put in to this

I always knew it would come to this



Things have never been so swell

I have never failed to fail

Pain (x3)



You Know you're Right

You Know you're Right

You Know you're Right



I'm so warm and calm inside

I no longer have to hide

Let's talk about someone else

Steaming soup against her mouth

Nothing really bothers her

She just wants to love herself



I will move away from here

You wont be afraid of fear

No thought was put into this

I always knew to come like this



Things have never been so swell

I have never failed to fail

Pain (x5)



You know You're Right

You know You're Right

You know You're Right

You know You're Right

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You know You're Right

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You know You're Right

(Pain)

You know You're Right

You know You're Right

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You know You're Right

You know You're Right

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You know You're Right

You know You're Right

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You Know You're Right

You Know You're Right stands as a defining track in Nirvana's final chapter, recorded shortly before Kurt Cobain's death. The song captures the band's signature grunge sound with a driving rhythm and soaring melody that balances melodic accessibility with raw emotional intensity. Often cited as one of their most powerful late-period recordings, it showcases the group's ability to craft anthemic rock that resonates deeply with listeners. The track appears on various compilations celebrating the band's legacy, highlighting its enduring status within their discography. Its composition reflects the mature songwriting that characterized Nirvana's later work, blending dynamic shifts with a cohesive sonic identity that cemented their influence on alternative rock.