Cash & Cobain Puddle of Mudd

"Cash & Cobain" by Puddle of Mudd, released in 2001, is a #Rock song that explores themes of personal struggles, fame, and the impact of loss. The lyrics reflect a sense of longing and disillusionment, drawing parallels with the lives of iconic figures like Kurt Cobain. Its raw emotion and grunge influences resonate with listeners, highlighting the darker side of celebrity culture.

Like Cash and Cobain
Living the good life
In that old-school way
I'd rather burn out
And just fade away
And if I die
Do not resuscitate

Rolling down the mountain on a one-way street
Listening to Bradley, so I strapped shoes on my feet
Dip into the ocean, try to clean my soul
With a little bit of country and some old-time rock & roll

Can you feel me now
Yeah baby it's magical
Yeah baby it's magical

Like Cash and Cobain
Living the good life
In that old-school way
I'd rather burn out
And just fade away
And if I die
Do not resuscitate

Swimming through the clouds now, on a crazy train
Moving to the country with the President of the USA
I may never make it to the Promised Land
But I'll diе trying, if you die trying
Baby come take my hand

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