Cold Bitch
Soundgarden · Other Songs - Soundgarden
Yeah
On your breast
I might lay my crowded head
In your light
I might bathe in cold burnt sweat
In your mouth
I might feel the serpent's kiss
In you womb
I might swim in fetal bliss
But in your heart
I'd freeze (x4)
In your eyes
I might be your saving grace
In your head
I might say it through your eyes
In your lungs
I might stare between you
But in your heart
I'd freeze (x4)
I would feed your heart
Take a vow of silence
And put your love out of business
But in your heart
I'd freeze (x4)
On your breast
I might lay my crowded head
In your light
I might bathe in cold burnt sweat
In your mouth
I might feel the serpent's kiss
In you womb
I might swim in fetal bliss
But in your heart
I'd freeze (x4)
In your eyes
I might be your saving grace
In your head
I might say it through your eyes
In your lungs
I might stare between you
But in your heart
I'd freeze (x4)
I would feed your heart
Take a vow of silence
And put your love out of business
But in your heart
I'd freeze (x4)
Cold Bitch
Soundgarden's "Cold Bitch" stands as a defining track from their 1991 debut album, Superunknown. Released during the height of grunge's dominance, the song exemplifies the band's signature blend of heavy, sludgy riffs and melodic, soaring vocals. It captures the raw energy and emotional intensity characteristic of the early 1990s Seattle sound, featuring a dynamic interplay between the band's heavy instrumentation and Chris Cornell's distinctive vocal delivery. As a staple of their discography, the recording remains a powerful representation of the genre's transition from raw punk influences to polished rock anthems.