Sappy
Nirvana · With The Lights Out [2004]
And if you save yourself
You will make him happy
He'll keep you in a jar
And you'll think you're happy
He'll give you breathing holes
And you'll think you're happy
He'll cover you with grass
And you'll think you're happy
Now
You're really in a laundry room (x2)
Conclusion came to you
Ahh
And if you cut yourself
You will think you're happy
He'll keep you in a jar
And you'll make him happy
He'll give you breather holes
And you'll think you're happy
He'll cover you with grass
And you'll think you're happy
Now
(x2)
You're really in a laundry room (x2)
Conclusion came to you
Ahh
And if you fool yourself
You will make him happy
He'll keep you in a jar
And you'll think you're happy
He'll give you breather holes
And you will seem happy
You'll wallow in your shit
And you'll think you're happy
Now
You're really in a laundry room (x3)
Conclusion came to you
Ahh
You will make him happy
He'll keep you in a jar
And you'll think you're happy
He'll give you breathing holes
And you'll think you're happy
He'll cover you with grass
And you'll think you're happy
Now
You're really in a laundry room (x2)
Conclusion came to you
Ahh
And if you cut yourself
You will think you're happy
He'll keep you in a jar
And you'll make him happy
He'll give you breather holes
And you'll think you're happy
He'll cover you with grass
And you'll think you're happy
Now
(x2)
You're really in a laundry room (x2)
Conclusion came to you
Ahh
And if you fool yourself
You will make him happy
He'll keep you in a jar
And you'll think you're happy
He'll give you breather holes
And you will seem happy
You'll wallow in your shit
And you'll think you're happy
Now
You're really in a laundry room (x3)
Conclusion came to you
Ahh
Sappy - Nirvana
Released on the 2004 compilation album With The Lights Out, 'Sappy' stands as a quintessential example of Nirvana's grunge sound, blending raw energy with melodic sensibilities. The track features the band's signature dynamic range, shifting from quiet introspection to explosive distortion, characteristic of their work during the late 1990s. As part of a collection of rare and unreleased material, the recording captures the band's evolution and the enduring appeal of Kurt Cobain's songwriting. The song remains a staple in the canon of alternative rock, reflecting the emotional vulnerability and rebellious spirit that defined the genre's peak era.