Plugged Out
Nirvana · Other Songs - Nirvana
I'm alone
Now I found him here,
Screaming,
Hole in his head,
Death now comes with that... Nevermind
Now opponents said Nirvana,
Where there's nothing left to shoot.
People on MTV,
Wear flowers in their hair,
But for the sake of life and libery and,
Put off alone.
So don't follow him
You only felt the buckets of the raqueteer.
Hey Hey,
My mind,
Like a drug that finds you dreaming,
It takes it just because it can,
Like a gun that finds you sleeping,
Guilty just because it's said.
--Solo--
That's a lot of plants,
That's a lot of trees,
Another promises,
Then will hurt you
And it's gone Kurt,
Long live the Queen,
Make shifts over, the buckets of the raqueteer.
Like the drug that finds you dreaming,
Like a gun that finds you sleeping,
Now the opponents said Nirvana.
Like the drug that finds you dreaming,
Like a killer, like a man,
Like a blow.
Plugged Out
Plugged Out is a track by Nirvana, released on the compilation album With The Lights Out. The song exemplifies the band's signature grunge sound, characterized by Kurt Cobain's raw, melodic vocals and Dave Grohl's driving drumming. It was recorded during the sessions for the Nevermind era, capturing the transitional energy of the early 1990s. As part of Nirvana's discography, the recording reflects the group's evolution from their earlier raw punk influences toward a more polished yet emotionally charged rock style. The track remains a staple of their live performances and studio recordings, showcasing the band's ability to blend aggressive instrumentation with introspective songwriting. Its inclusion in various compilations highlights its enduring appeal within the alternative rock genre.