Oh, The Guilt
Nirvana · With The Lights Out - CD 2
She seems to think
She seems too weak
She takes a week to get over it
She likes the sea
She likes to see
She likes to think she has all of it
She likes the sound
She likes the sand
She likes to stand, she can't afford to sit
She likes to be
She's into guilt
Guilt
She likes to think
she likes to drink
She seems too weak, she takes all the rent
She likes the time
she owns the time
She borrows time to self-invent
She seems too weak
she likes to see
She likes to think she has all of it
She likes the sand
she likes to stand
She likes to sit
she likes to go
Go
She likes to be
She likes to go
Go
She seems too weak
She takes a week to get over it
She likes the sea
She likes to see
She likes to think she has all of it
She likes the sound
She likes the sand
She likes to stand, she can't afford to sit
She likes to be
She's into guilt
Guilt
She likes to think
she likes to drink
She seems too weak, she takes all the rent
She likes the time
she owns the time
She borrows time to self-invent
She seems too weak
she likes to see
She likes to think she has all of it
She likes the sand
she likes to stand
She likes to sit
she likes to go
Go
She likes to be
She likes to go
Go
Oh, The Guilt
Released on the compilation album With The Lights Out, Nirvana's "Oh, The Guilt" stands as a potent example of the band's grunge sound, blending raw energy with introspective lyricism. The track features the distinctive guitar work of Kurt Cobain, characterized by his signature melodic phrasing and dynamic shifts that defined the genre during the mid-1990s. As part of the band's extensive discography, the song captures the emotional volatility and rebellious spirit that made Nirvana a cultural icon. Its inclusion on a greatest hits collection highlights its enduring appeal and significance within the broader landscape of alternative rock music.