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Given the [[Foo Fighters]] started [[Nirvana|after a suicide]], it's no wonder they can write [[Tear Jerker|some moving tunes]]. |
Given the [[Foo Fighters]] started [[Nirvana|after a suicide]], it's no wonder they can write [[Tear Jerker|some moving tunes]]. |
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Latest revision as of 13:46, 16 October 2018
Given the Foo Fighters started after a suicide, it's no wonder they can write some moving tunes.
- "Friend of a Friend", which Dave wrote to Kurt Cobain when he was still in Nirvana.
- Most of the acoustic album of In Your Honor, in fact.
- "Walking After You".
- "Best of You". Specially if you are feeling oppressed.
- Depending on your mood, "Next Year", which is mostly uplifting.
- "Tired of You".
- "Let It Die" can also be this considering how desperate it sounds by the end, and the fact that Dave Grohl has never explicitly confirmed (but heavily implied) that the song is directed at Courtney Love for her role in Kurt Cobain's death.
- "Stranger Things Have Happened" Oh so much...