Blew
Nirvana · Blew EP
If you wouldn't mind I would like to blew
And if you wouldn't mind I would like to lose
If you wouldn't care I would like to leave
If you wouldn't mind I would like to breathe
Is there another reason for your stain
Could you believe who we knew was stress or strain?
Here is another word that rhymes with shame
If you wouldn't mind I would like to blew
And if you wouldn't mind I would like to lose
If you wouldn't care I would like to leave
If you wouldn't mind I would like to breathe
Is there another reason for your stain
Could you believe who we knew was stress or strain?
Here is another word that rhymes with shame
Is there another reason for your stain
Could you believe who we knew was stress or strain?
Here is another word that rhymes with shame
You could do anything
You could do anything
You could do anything
You could do anything
You could do anything
You could do anything
You could do anything
You could do anything
And if you wouldn't mind I would like to lose
If you wouldn't care I would like to leave
If you wouldn't mind I would like to breathe
Is there another reason for your stain
Could you believe who we knew was stress or strain?
Here is another word that rhymes with shame
If you wouldn't mind I would like to blew
And if you wouldn't mind I would like to lose
If you wouldn't care I would like to leave
If you wouldn't mind I would like to breathe
Is there another reason for your stain
Could you believe who we knew was stress or strain?
Here is another word that rhymes with shame
Is there another reason for your stain
Could you believe who we knew was stress or strain?
Here is another word that rhymes with shame
You could do anything
You could do anything
You could do anything
You could do anything
You could do anything
You could do anything
You could do anything
You could do anything
Blew - Nirvana
Released as the lead single from Nirvana's 1993 debut album, 'Blew' stands as a defining track of the grunge movement. Recorded with a raw, lo-fi aesthetic that captured the band's early energy, the song features Kurt Cobain's distinctive vocal delivery and a driving guitar riff that became instantly iconic. As the first single from Nevermind, it served as a crucial gateway for mainstream audiences to discover the band's sound, bridging the gap between their underground roots and global stardom. The track remains a cornerstone of 1990s alternative rock, celebrated for its emotional intensity and its role in shaping the cultural landscape of its era.