Nirvana - School (Guitar Cover)

Kurt's feelings about phonies, jerks, and other unsavory types were well-known to even the most cursory Nirvana admirer, and this blitzkrieg Bleach track – which ends with him moaning "you're in high school again" over and over, as if he's recounting a lived nightmare – was a caustic reminder that even life in the seeming paradise of independent rock wasn't completely free of cliquishness and bullshit. The song was very nearly called "The Seattle Scene," and Cobain was blunt about its origins to Nirvana biographer Michael Azerrad: "We wrote it about Sub Pop. If we could have thrown in Soundgarden's name, we would have." Tuning: Standard Equipment used: Fender Kurt Cobain Jaguar, Boss DS-1 and Fender Mustang IV amp Lyrics: Won't you believe it? It's just my luck Won't you believe it? It's just my luck Won't you believe it? It's just my luck Won't you believe it? It's just my luck No recess No recess No recess Won't you believe it? It's just my luck Won't you believe it? It's just my luck Won't you believe it? It's just my luck Won't you believe it? It's just my luck No recess No recess No recess You're in high school again You're in high school again You're in high school again You're in high school again You're in high school again You're in high school again You're in high school again You're in high school again No recess No recess No recess No recess No recess No recess No recess Nirvana School Guitar Cover #Nirvana #School #KurtCobain