Nirvana: Aneurysm Meaning
Song Released: 1996
Aneurysm Lyrics
Overdo it and have a fit
Loving so much it makes me sick
come on over,undo the twist
Beat me outta me - Beat it! beat it! [x7]
Beat me outta me
Come on over and do the twist
Overdo it and have a fit
Loving...
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#1 top rated interpretation:I think this song is about doing heroin with a friend and doing so much that they almost overdosed. (when you oerdose you go into fits and vomit) and aneurysm is what can come outta all of the heroin
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#2 top rated interpretation:this song is about heroin obviously.
it is also about his relationship with toby or watev.
it is named after certain consequences that can occur when overdosing on heroin, a blood clot in the head/brain.
get it?
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I thought it was about meth and heroin because he says "come in over donthe twist, over do it and have a fit" sounds like twisting a meth pipe and doing so much that you "have a fit" lol and "come on over shoot the shit, love you so much it makes me sick" sounds like heroin use lol
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It's clearly about self-loathing,
& struggles with his growing heroin addiction
"Come on over & Shoot the Shit"- is a reference to IV heroin
"Love you so much, it makes me sick"- mental & physical withdrawal & amalgam of love & hate
"Beat me outa Me" speaks for its self .
What dumb ignorant people would interpret this
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Omfg you guys its about Tobi Vail, one of his exes, when they broke up he went on a spur of angry writing which resulted in Lounge Act, Drain You and Aneurysm. In any detailed documentaries about him they talk about this
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I love breaking down lyrics of different songs and coming up with really complex explanations but I honestly think this song is about a hand job and compares it to the process of an aneurysm to the build upp and release of an orgasm. If you listen to the song there is a point where the music get louder and faster until it reaches a climax while Kurt screams. I know it sounds silly but think about it/
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Every one here says some thing but could this be a love song in a way? I'm in a relationship now and some times i feel like i might get sick when I think about my girlfriend. In a good way of course, but do the twist could be about sex and and over do it could be fucking hard. shoot the shit could be having an orgasm. Beat me outta me could mean you would rather you get beat down than her and she keeps it pumpin strait to my heart could be she pumps her love strait into her heart. ha I know I'm very wrong but y make Kurt seem like he is obsessed with heroin. There was much more to him than that and it would be nice to imagine different things than drugs!
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Hm. nice interpretations. But If you look at the title, it says Aneurysm. So I guess the song is about an Aneurysm. With every heartbeat the aneurysma get's bigger till it explodes and all the blood comes out. Love you so much, it makes me sick is in the view of the aneurysma talking to the heart.
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This interpretation has been marked as poor. view anyway
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i feel that this song and almost all his songs talk about one thing, through things he's experienced and his reactions to these experiences, when behind the words it's just him and his whole state of mind and being in certain moments. it's like automatic writing. and when he wrote a lot of his songs, he probabally wasnt aware of himself. like when you write a diary or have a dream and cant understand it, so you write it down and after a long period of time passes, and that situation is 'past' then you get it. you understand yourself better. and this is the way he wrote, he wrote words he thought and felt and the song became his essence and so much more than him. his music was bigger than him in a way, and it out grew him.
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Just hear me out. Although the lyrics to this song say "beat me outa me" I swear when he sings it (not live)he says "beat beat outa me." yes, there are several times when he clearly does say "beat me outa me," but there are times he doesn't. it makes sense too. He suicided because he didn't feel the thrill of life and music anymore, feeling guilty for it. "beat beat outa me" would exhibit his agony and frustration of not enjoying music anymore, hoping for someone or something to help him enjoy music once more. I know that I may be looking at it too much, but I think its a cooler way of interpreting the song.
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This song is only about drugs, love you so much it makes me sick, even someone on heroin knows drugs at the very least make you sick
overdo it and a fit is again the least of your worries -
Actually he developed an addiction around 90/91 worsening with success and pressure, but he had done heroin and percodan (a milder opiate similar to heroin) before, starting around 86, it seems he started drugs because of chronic stomach pain, only opiates eased his sufferings saying he would have "blown his head" without drugs (source : wikipedia)
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This song is not actually about his experience with shooting heroin because he wrote this song in 1988-9 before he had a heroin habit but indeed it is about heroin and Toby Vail.
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It is a known fact the song IS about Toby Vail, and Kurt said that the "love you so much it makes me sick" part is about how he was once on a date in high school and accidentally threw up on his date.
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The song is about his relationship with Tobi Vail of Bikini Kill.
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