Serve the Servants is the opening track from Nirvana’s third and final studio album, “In Utero,” released in 1993.
Written by Kurt Cobain, the song showcases the band’s signature grunge sound and introspective lyrical themes.
Serve the Servants starts with a distinctive guitar riff that sets the tone for the rest of the song.
The track is characterized by its raw energy, dynamic shifts, and Cobain’s distinct vocal delivery.
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The Serve the Servants Lyrics reflect on Cobain’s experiences with fame and the complexities of his personal relationships.
The title itself is a play on words, suggesting a sense of obligation or being trapped in the role of serving others.
Musically, the song features a mix of aggressive guitar-driven sections and melodic interludes.
The dynamic shifts in the composition create a contrast between the heavy and softer moments, emphasizing the emotional depth of the Serve the Servants Lyrics.
The track also showcases the band’s ability to blend catchy hooks with more dissonant and unconventional elements, capturing the essence of Nirvana’s influential sound.
Serve the Servants Lyrics
Teenage angst has paid off well
Now I’m bored and old
Self-appointed judges judge
More than they have sold
If she floats then she is not
A witch like we had thought
A down payment on another
One at Salem’s lot
Serve the servants, oh no
Serve the servants, oh no
Serve the servants, oh no
Serve the servants
That legendary divorce is such a bore
As my bones grew they did hurt
They hurt really bad
I tried hard to have a father
But instead I had a dad
I just want you to know that I
Don’t hate you anymore
There is nothing I could say
That I haven’t thought before
Serve the servants, oh no
Serve the servants, oh no
Serve the servants, oh no
Serve the servants
That legendary divorce is such a bore
Serve the servants, oh no
Serve the servants, oh no
Serve the servants, oh no
Serve the servants, oh no
Serve the servants, oh no
Serve the servants, oh no
Serve the servants
That legendary divorce is such a bore
