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Baba O'Riley (The Who cover) Lyrics
Out here in the fields oh
I fight for my meals
I get my back into my music
I don't need to fight
To prove I'm right
I don't need to be
Don't cry
Don't grab your wallet
It's only major-label wasteland
it's the first verse of baba o'reilly, a song about teenage rebellion, plus a fragment of another that he rewrote to comment on corporate rock crap.
what he meant about turning into townshend is that he didn't want to go from being part of an original and vibrant band like nirvana and the who started out as, to the crappy middle-if-the-road corporate rock peddler townshend turned into. unfortunately kurt never got the chance.
isn't this a cover of a Who song?
It doesn't have the same feel like the other Nirvana songs.. I was thinking the same thing
This song was played at least once (1991.12.07) in Europe during the 1991 winter tour. Cobain (drums) and Grohl (guitar) switched places, but Novoselic remained on bass. Grohl sang most of the song, until Novoselic performed the final verse.
its almost a cover of baba oriley by the who...no mention of a teenage wasteland though...its a good who song...havent heard this one, i think theyve tried to "modern" it up
It's a Who cover with switched lyrics.
If you guys have heard the recorded performance you could barely understand the lyrics.
funny. always nice to pay respect to the who. 2 great bands 2 great songs.
Weird because I heard Pete Tounshend bitching about Kurt when his journals were released.
i never knew Nirvana did a cover of this song! I have to hear it!
Then why bother wasting your time telling us how overrated you think they are?
nailed it!
nailed it!