I Think That I Would Die
by Hole

Album: Live Through This (1994)
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  • He's stupid
    I'm smarting
    He's stupid
    I'm smarting

    I want my baby
    Where is the baby?
    I want my baby
    Who took my baby?

    Rose white, rose red
    Rose up in my head
    Rose white, rose red

    Yeah yeah
    I want some
    Yeah yeah
    There is none

    I want my baby
    Where is the baby?
    I want my baby
    There is a baby

    There is no milk
    There is no milk
    There is no milk
    There is no milk

    Rose white, rose red
    Rose up in my head
    Rose white, rose red

    Aww
    Aww
    She lost all her innocence
    Gave it to an abscess
    She lost all her innocence
    She said, I am not a feminist

    It's not yours fuck you

    There is no milk
    There is no milk
    There is no milk
    There is no milk
    There is no milk Writer/s: Courtney M. Love, Eric T Erlandson, Kat Bjelland
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 4

  • Mia!! from New Yorkthis song gives such representation of the hurt and pain that courtney and kurt went through to get custody of frances. when she says "where is the baby? i want my baby!" it has so much depth and the emotion in her voice is so raw and beautiful. this is by far my favorite hole song.
  • Luna Loud from Royal Woods, MichiganFun facts:

    "There is no milk," "Milk" is something Courtney would sometimes call heroin.

    "Rose Red" is Snow White's lesser-known sister in old fairy tales.
  • Theresa from Murfreesboro, TnI love when Courtney screams the F word in the middle of the song.
  • Alexandria from Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emiratesawesome song!
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