Sludge Factory

Alice In Chains · Unplugged [1996]

Owe...Oh yeah...

Owe...Oh yeah...

Owe



You insult me in my home

You're forgiven this time

Things go well, you're eyes dilate

You shake, and I'm high

Look in my eyes deep and watch

The clouds change with time

20 hours won't print

My picture milk carton size

Carton size, carton size, carton size



Call me up congratulations

Ain't the real why

There's no pressures besides brilliance

Let's say by day 9

And this corporate ignorance lets

Me control time

By the way, by the way (echo)



Once again you see an in

Discolored skin gives you away

So afraid you kindly gurgle out a date

For me



Owe...Oh yeah...

Owe...Oh yeah...

Owe



Now the body of one soul I adore

Wants to die

You have always told me you'd

Not live past 25

I say stay long enough to repay

all who caused strife



Once again you see an in

Discolored skin gives you away

So afraid you kindly gurgle out a date

For me



Once again you see an in

Discolored skin gives you away

So afraid you kindly gurgle out a date

For me



Owe...Oh yeah...

Owe...Oh yeah



(Indistinct prattle)



Your weapon is guilt

Your weapon is guilt

Your weapon is guilt

Guilt...

Sludge Factory

Alice in Chains' "Sludge Factory" stands as a defining track from their 1996 MTV Unplugged session, showcasing the band's signature grunge sound stripped to its acoustic core. The song features Layne Staley's haunting vocals and the group's characteristic interplay between melodic guitar lines and heavier distortion. Released during a pivotal era for the Seattle scene, the recording captures the raw emotional intensity that made their live performances legendary. It serves as a testament to the band's ability to blend melodic sensibilities with the aggressive energy typical of their discography, offering a powerful alternative to their studio recordings.