Love Song
Alice In Chains · Sap [1992]
Love song take one
I love you, I'm not coming back bitch
I think I should say something
I can't see, I can't feel anything, I can't I can't
Wash my face, cut out my teeth and tell me to grin
MY GUMS ARE BLEEDING! MY GUMS ARE BLEEDING!
I hate you, I hate you
Get a fucking haircut!
Go fuck yourself
Rae Dong Chung [5x]
Get something, get, get them, get them
Get them, get the fuckin' midget
Get the midget [2x]
Get the fuckin midget
Kiss the fuckin' midget
"Where the deer and antelope play..."
Kiss the midget [4x]
"That was perfect, you guys, that was great!"
I love you, I'm not coming back bitch
I think I should say something
I can't see, I can't feel anything, I can't I can't
Wash my face, cut out my teeth and tell me to grin
MY GUMS ARE BLEEDING! MY GUMS ARE BLEEDING!
I hate you, I hate you
Get a fucking haircut!
Go fuck yourself
Rae Dong Chung [5x]
Get something, get, get them, get them
Get them, get the fuckin' midget
Get the midget [2x]
Get the fuckin midget
Kiss the fuckin' midget
"Where the deer and antelope play..."
Kiss the midget [4x]
"That was perfect, you guys, that was great!"
Love Song - Alice In Chains
Released on the 1992 album Sap, 'Love Song' stands as a defining track in Alice In Chains' early discography, showcasing the band's signature blend of grunge and heavy metal. The recording features the iconic interplay between Layne Staley's emotive vocals and Mike Inez's melodic guitar work, establishing a sonic template that would influence the Seattle sound for years to come. While the song carries themes of romantic tension, it is delivered with the raw intensity characteristic of the band's formative period. Its inclusion on Sap highlights the group's ability to craft atmospheric yet aggressive compositions, cementing their reputation as pioneers of the alternative metal genre during the early 1990s.