I'll pick one that hasn't been posted yet: Rape Me.
Boycott movies that involve real animal violence (& their directors)

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Sappy
Something in the Way
Milk It
Even In His Youth
All Apologies

Kurt was this super depressing morbid person tbh all the conspiracy theories about his death is stupid.

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You Know You're Right - very depressing and powerful.
Something In The Way - about Kurt feeling abandoned by his family when his parents divorced and no one would give him a permanent home.
Sappy - his strained relationship with God.

Yeah, Dumb has always hit me as a bit of a happy song. Kurt toying with the idea that ignorance is, in fact, bliss; there's a fine line between stupidity and happiness, an untrained eye may even confuse the two.
I would have to cast my vote for Something in the Way, which is, in my opinion, a beautiful song.
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I don't get all the people saying Dumb. I find that song to be pretty happy. It's like 'meh, this is how it is, i'm fine with it'. It's really cool. I just love the line 'I think I'm dumb, or maybe just happy.'
I would say Something in the Way.
http://s7.zetaboards.com/Pixeleuphoria/index/

Really? Hmmmaybe the version I've listened to didn't include the whooping or Courtney's voice at the end. Good to know, though! And yeah, a couple people I know have thought that it was kind of a lighthearted song, but I guess that's just the amazing thing about art. I personally didn't think the song itself was sad, but it makes me FEEL sadif that makes any sense hahah.

I can just imagine him in a dark bedroom, alone, recording this beautiful yet melancholy song.
There are two guitars on Do Re Mi. I'm pretty sure it was recorded with Eric, if memory serves me right.. And, at the end of the song, you can hear cheering, including Courtney saying "that was great, dude." To be perfectly honest, I've always thought of Do Re Mi as a rather happy song with an upbeat tempo and a light hearted mood, but I suppose it's up to the listener to decide the true intentions of the song.
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Do Re Mi. Well, it's not technically a Nirvana song, but the way Kurt sings it in kind of a disarming way, & how the song has a melancholy vibe, just really make think about things in a darker way. I highly suggest everyone listen to it, some say that it's the last song Kurt recorded. I also think that's why the song is so sad: he recorded it all by himself, I can just imagine him in a dark bedroom, alone, recording this beautiful yet melancholy song.

Dumb.
Heart Shaped box.
Lounge act.
Ca$hless and Pathetic.

Seasons in the sun.

you know youre right

their version of seasons in the sun:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kO4BF67pvsc
something in the way
http://www.erepublik.com/en/referrer/Leviathan_89

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Heart Shaped Box
is very powerful. It's hard to listen to anymore.

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Pennyroyal Tea hands down
"I want a Leonard Cohen afterworldso Ican sigheternally."
I want,warm milk,and laxitives..cherry flavored.antacids"
Ive had my share of stomach problems, so i can relate.
"Im so tired i cant sleep"
"Im a liar and a theif"
"Movies don't create psychos, movies make psychos more creative"!!

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I don't think of "Milk It" as being that depressing, maybe because the music itself sounds hard as hell. "Something in the Way" definitely gets a vote, but as a whole, I just don't listen to Nirvana's music looking for something to relate to when I'm depressed (which I think is stupid/immature because folks listen to Nirvana 75% of the time because Kurt offed himself). I rather listen to their music as s7ecomething I can use to vent when things get tough, that and I like the fact they wanted to do something original than be another Punk Rock band.
"Pennyroyal Tea". I like particularly for the honesty of the lyrics. "I'm so tired I can't sleep/I'm anemic royalty" and even though I can't really identify, I can understand what Cobain meant by the "I'm on warm milk, laxatives" and the guitar solo adds to the feeling of spilling your guts (no pun intended).
"Frances Farmer Will Have Her Revenge On Seatle". Definitely a song for sh!tty relationships. "It's so relieving, to know that you're leaving, as soon as you get paid"/It's so soothing, to know that you'll sue me, starting to sound the same". Great song.
"Drain You". Identify with this for much of the same reasons as "Pennyroyal Tea" and "Frances" as I feel its a mixture of both.
"Lounge Act". Good all around song with great lyrics for different experiences. Lyrics that stand out for me are "I'll arrest myself than wear a shield/We'll make a pact to learn from whomever we want without new rules".
"Dumb". Good song for identifying with yourself. Cobain should've wrote more songs like this because I think he was saying a lot with the lyrics.
"Come As You Are". Classic Nirvana song. Listen to it anytime when I'm taking it easy, can really relate to the "Take your time, hurry up, choice is your's just don't be late/Take a rest, as a friend, as an old memory" and overall be yourself/be original message.
I could go on but I again, I don't find their music that depressing and I think the idea of listening to Nirvana for the depressing content is pretty damned stupid, there's much more to their music than that. However, in contribution to this thread I think that "You Know You're Right" is probably the most depressing because it was their l2000ast song and the lyrics make it out to be a sort of a final song. Nirvana was just too good of a band to be brought down by Kurt's death, they're one of the last bands that breathed raw talent.

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