Nirvana - Serve the Servants Meaning
Serve the Servants Lyrics
Now I'm bored and old
Self-Appointed judges judge
More than they have sold
If she floats than she is not
A witch like we had thought
A down payment on another
One at salem's lot
Serve the servants - Oh...
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This songs is about his father..He and his father need each other,,but both of them had a big prestige.,they just need an avowal..kurt expressed this in"I tried hard to have a father but instead I have a dad"..So about the feeling that he feel when he was teenagers...bored and old..
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Actually the first guy was right every thing he just said is practically the way Kurt explained the song... Ignorance do some research before lashing out.
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This song is about how important it is for fathers to be in the lives of their children. How an absent father can sometimes screw up a kid to the point where they'll never function normally in society. I can relate to this song a lot because my dad just chums around with me and hasn't really been in my life!
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