Aneurysm

Nirvana · From The Muddy Banks of The Wishkah

Come on over, and do the twist, ah-ha
Over-do it, and have a fit, ah-ha
Love you so much, it makes me sick, ah-ha
Come on over and, do the twist, ah-ha

Beat me outta me [beat it, beat it]
Beat me enemy [beat it, beat it]
Beat me outta me [beat it, beat it]
Beat me enemy [beat it, beat it]
Beat me outta me [beat it, beat it]
Beat me enemy [beat it, beat it]
Beat me outta me [beat it, beat it]
Beat the outta me...


Come on over, and do the twist, ah-ha
Over-do it, and have a fit, ah-ha
Love you so much, it makes me sick, ah-ha
Come on over, and shoot the shit, ah-ha

Beat me outta me [beat it, beat it]
Beat me enemy [beat it, beat it]
Beat me outta me [beat it, beat it]
Beat me enemy [beat it, beat it]
Beat me outta me [beat it, beat it]
Beat me enemy [beat it, beat it]
Beat me outta me [beat it, beat it]
Beat the outta me...

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh...

She keeps it pumpin' straight to my heart
She keeps it pumpin' straight to my heart
She keeps it pumpin' straight to my heart
She keeps it pumpin' straight to my heart
She keeps it pumpin' straight to my heart
She keeps it pumpin' straight to my heart
She keeps it pumpin' straight to my heart
She keeps it pumpin' straight to my heart

Aneurysm

Released on the 1992 compilation album From The Muddy Banks of The Wishkah, Nirvana's 'Aneurysm' stands as a quintessential example of grunge's raw energy. The track features Kurt Cobain's signature vocal delivery, characterized by its melodic yet aggressive tone that defined the band's sound during the early 1990s. Produced by Jack Endino, the recording captures the band's transition from the polished production of Bleach to the looser, more organic feel of their later work. As a staple of their discography, the song reflects the emotional intensity and sonic experimentation that made Nirvana a pivotal force in alternative rock history.