Gutless
Hole · Live Through This [1994]
All my friends are dead and gone
All my friends are microscopic
All my friends wake up alone
Girl germs eat your little virus
Revolution come and die
Elitists who eat the virus
Sleep with me, wake up alive
Gutless...you're gutless
You're gutless...you're gutless
You can try to suck me dry
But there's nothing left to suck
Just you try to hold me down
Come on, try to shut me up
Step and fetch, grease my hips
I don't even have to pause
I don't really miss God
But I sure miss Santa Claus
Gutless...you're gutless
Gutless...you're gutless
I want to drink the honey blood
I want to drink the honey blood
Gutless...you're gutless
Gutless...you're undressed
You're gutless...you're gutless
You're gutless...you're undressed
Gutless - Hole
"Gutless" is a haunting track by Hole, appearing on the 1994 album Live Through This. The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of punk energy and melodic sensibility, featuring Kurt Cobain's distinctive guitar work and Courtney Love's raw vocal delivery. Released during a pivotal era for alternative rock, the recording captures the emotional intensity and lyrical vulnerability that defined Hole's catalogue. Its inclusion on the album highlights the group's ability to transform personal turmoil into universal anthems, cementing their status as a major force in the genre. The track remains a staple of their discography, often cited for its atmospheric depth and the complex interplay between the band members.