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Lake Of Fire Lyrics Artist(Band):Nirvana
They don't go to heaven where the angels fly Go to a lake of fire and fry Don't see them again 'till the Fourth of July I knew a lady who came from Duluth Bitten by a dog with a rabid tooth She went to her grave just a little too soon flew away howling on the yellow moon Where do bad folks go when they die They don't go to heaven where the angels fly Go to a lake of fire and fry Don't see them again 'till the Fourth of July People cry and people moan Look for a dry place to call their home Try to find some place to rest their bones While the angels and the devils try to make 'em their own Where do bad folks go when they die They don't go to heaven where the angels fly Go to a lake of fire and fry Don't see them again 'till the Fourth of July Originally by The Meat Puppets If you find some error in Lake Of Fire Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Review about Lake Of Fire blah | Reviewer: Anonymous | 6/30/09 It's not accurate to say that there are no people, that could relate to Kurt. I think many people relate to him on some level , but what Kurt had was special - he had a brilliant mind, a great poethic, musical gift and, perhaps most importantly, the charisma and voice to stand out from the crowd. That's what made him the spokesman of a generation. Whatever | Reviewer: Anonymous | 5/8/09 Haha "I've said it many times before and I'll say it again-No one ever could or ever will relate to Kurt Cobain." Basically you mean you could not relate to Kurt Cobain. It would be extremely unlikely that anyone could ever be that unique to not have someone that relates to them in the same generation, or even future generations. I don't think Kurt Cobain would have been dubbed 'the voice of generation X', and Nevermind would never have sold 26 (i think) million copies if there weren't that many people who on some level related to his music. Even so, this is not originally his work, so i guess the point is moot. OmniscientONE | Reviewer: Anonymous | 5/4/09 You are all terribly wrong. This song was origonally written as a poem by Geore Washington. I believe it was somewhere between his first presidency and his participation in the Gulf War. Regardless of the date written, Bon Jovi stumbled upon this poem in his 8th grade history class, and began jaming to it. He finished his work on the song around October 2009. Needless to say, we all know the sour relationship between Bon Jovi and Cobain. Cobain thought it'd be comical to play it. Just like to reiterate that you're all wrong! Lake of fire and its meaning. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/31/09 is retarded | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/10/09 This wasn't a song by Nirvana neither did they change the lyrics, the originally song was by Mudhoney so in this song he had absolutly nothing with the lyrics to do... they played it live 'cause it would piss some of the MTV people and Kurt was a big fan of Mudhoney so thats that Lake of fire and its meaning. | Reviewer: Anonymous | 3/31/09 I think that lake of fire is a great song, It shows you what Kurt cobain was thinking about in his very short life. Kurt may have taken alot of different drugs, but lyrically he was a genius, there are lots of different meanings to this song. Where do bad folks go when they die? That line leaves you thinking, makes you wonder whether there is a heaven or a hell. For someone like me with christian beliefs, I believe in both, heaven is a place where there is light, and hell is a place of complete darkness. Jesus clearly said: "Whoever believes in me, even though he dies, will have eternal life". I believe this to be true, I dont know whether Cobain believed in Jesus, but if I see him one day, I would hope that it would be in heaven. Jesus also clearly said: "Depart from me, go to the lake of fire prepared for the devil and his angels since the beginning of creation". As a believer that scares me. This song I believe gives us as human beings a choice, Follow God or Follow the devil. aMaZiNg S0nG | Reviewer: Adna | 1/19/09 Well maybe I'll go to a lake f fire,and if Kurt is there,I'll meet him.If he's in Heaven,I'll do what I can...Kurt is sooooo cute!!!I'm totally in love with him!!!Oh,and,by the way,this song is absolutely great!And all other NIRVANA's songs too!!! d | Reviewer: mitch | 7/6/08 the meat puppets didnt originally play this song as fast as on Too High to Die... on their II album it was really slow and dirty sounding... but this one is definately better than the originals... Kurt didn't have to worry about the guitar, making him sing better... And Curt Didn't have to worry about singing, making him play better... Good Cover Song | Reviewer: Alex | 5/27/08 I've heard this song by both the Meat Puppets and Nirvana and I like it a lot more when Nirvana does it. The Meat Puppets play it fast and sing it in a way that I don't feel represents the mood of the lyrics. It sounds more authentic when Nirvana sings it. john does have a point. | Reviewer: dylan | 3/12/08 there is no song called under the bridge. it is most def. called "something in the way". but i think where people get this confused is the first line says..... " underneath the bridge, the top has sprung a leak" so yeah john was right LAKE OF FIRE | Reviewer: Blake Sutton | 2/8/08 This song, as many people have figured out, is by the meat puppets. but it's not comepletely a cover. The meat puppets actually joined him on stage as the song was performed and played guitar and bass, while Krist played guitar, Pat left the stage, and Kurt sang without his guitar in hand. Review By Pages: 1 2 3 Review the song Lake Of Fire The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics.  Download "Nirvana" Music | |
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