Hole - Sugar Coma

JUSTICE FOR COURTNEY AND HER DAUGHTER !!!
2/14/1995

[@queenangst]

I love this version. There is a softness to Courtney's voice but without losing the raw quality of it, the dichotomy is perfect.

[@foovana95]

why doesnt anyone have a good quality of Holes MTV Unplugged? i think it needs to be released to DVD. hole needs a box set forsure. they have no sets or dvds :(

[@francisca7310]

This song makes me cry

[@poppinmycollar423]

Me too

[@22lulublu]

He said he never ever ever go away. He said he’d always always always always stay. Men lie.

[@accupunkture7935]

Her voice really glistens on all this shit it's incredible the way she evokes emotion I love Courtney

[@Riotboy1]

It's a shame she didn't keep this song the way it was instead of changing it to Boys on the Radio. Bummer.

[@AmaraFerris]

Absolutely.

[@somberotten]

It's true! Courtney Love as an artist and Hole as a Band, they're so undervalued. Come on, don't admit i'm right, but deep in your head you all know Courtney Love is a very talented woman.

[@CrazedPeeling]

i love this song, i prefer this recording rather than the CS version--this one blows it away

[@BlvdAtrocity]

Absolutely adore this song. 💟💞

[@poppinmycollar423]

The best song Hole ever did right here... hands down

[@2837sharding]

starts off like the PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY and resembles boys on the radio

[@soniczap]

I haven't heard this song in forever, I forgot how much I like it.

[@daniellemunich4353]

I LOVE YOU COURTNEY.

[@Danaaaaaaa1]

i`m in love with this song!

[@8ilink]

such a beautiful song..

[@OhDamnItsCourtney]

I have a feeling this is about Kurt's suicide. it's really powerful. I simply love Courtney.

[@Crystal_Libra]

cheouds shahaa I agree with you. She has never said *For Sure that it's about Kurt but you can hear the pain in her voice. Such a beautiful song that deserved a lot more praise & respect from Critics! Courtney bares her soul.

[@MarMoif]

I think Kurt’s death definitely had a role in the writing/composing of this song. However, a bunch of people were dying of violent deaths in Courtney’s life from 1994 to 1998, and she later explained that the final version, Boys On The Radio, is about water-related death and also about being in love with the idealized version of a rockstar. So I guess the general feel to this song is disenchantment and melancholy

[@ranrancrabgrabber]

Sugar Coma [Verse 1] Do what you want 'Cause I'll do anything I'll take the blame Baby, you're dying It's yours, it's mine 'Cause I'll do anything I'll take ballet Baby, you're dying [Chorus] He said I'll never ever, ever go away He said he'd always, always, he would always stay They said they'd never ever, ever go away They said that they would always, they would always stay [Verse 2] And in your eyes Thought I saw everything I'll take the blame Baby, you're lying Do what you want 'Cause I tried everything I'll take the blame Baby, I'm dying [Chorus] He said I'll never ever, ever go away He said he'd always, always, he would always stay They said they'd never ever, ever go away They said that they would always, they would always stay He was good tonight He cried tonight I was not surprised He said I'll never ever, ever go away He'd said he'd always, always, he would always stay He said he'd never ever, ever go away He said he'd always, always, he would always stay Baby, you wanted to die Now you decide Help me arrive Let him make rise Baby, all your lies Now you decide

[@KurdtKobain_67]

Do what you want 'Cause I'll do anything I'll take the blame Baby, you're dying It's yours, it's mine 'Cause I'll do anything I'll take the blame Baby, you're dying He said I'll never ever, ever go away He said he'd always always, he would always stay They said they'd never ever, ever go away They said that they would always, they would always stay And in your eyes Thought I saw everything I'll take the blame Baby, you're lying Do what you want 'Cause I tried everything I'll take the blame Baby I'm dying He said I'll never ever, ever go away He said he'd always always, he would always stay They said they'd never ever, ever go away They said that they would always, they would always stay He was good tonight He cried tonight I was not surprised He said I'll never ever, ever go away He'd said he'd always always, he would always stay He said he'd never ever, ever go away He said he'd always always, he would always stay Baby, you wanted to die (2 x's) Now you decide Help me arrive Let him make rise Baby, all your lies Now you decide (4 x's)

[@gemainchains]

beautiful song...

[@TheFrancisdesousa]

this song speaks of kurt cobain

[@NevermindKurt94]

Yeah that makes sense. Kurt wrote this song as a ghost and about himself. Pff....

[@pleasurekitten1984]

Such a beautiful video! Love it!

[@jeanlament12]

Keep on Keepin' on courtney

[@Bntnredsox]

I love it

[@watcheroffools366]

💔💔💔💔💔💔💔

[@theimaginarygallery5935]

Shestole this from Boys on the Radio, or the reverse.

[@rainyamia]

I know I'm a few months late, but this is basically the demo version of boys on the radio. I'm pretty sure Mellisa stated in an interview somewhere that they had been working on this song since she joined the band. So it's like an early version of boys on the radio, like a base for it in a way.

[@MichaelSxe555]

@diecapsule the second album was so-so?!?!?!?! What the hell!

[@kdub0911]

@alexandriarico Im sorry about your sister........

[@2837sharding]

i know.

[@LemonyChagall]

It's no secret that she's an obnoxious liar but still, I like her (most of the time) and love Hole.

[@2837sharding]

This SONG iS CALLED "BOYS ON THE RADIO" in the CELEBRITY SKIN CD

[@kdub0911]

@acu1lucky Fuckin a right

[@telltalemse]

@pennylane131131 putting people in "gender roles" admitting they exist, also belittles women. why should we be surpised if a woman does or doesnt write this? dont you see how bringing it to light and being so far righteous about it, also makes you sexist? and sexist towards men. its like yeah, shes a woman, and she wrote it. but who cares who wrote it....calling attention to that makes it look as if women need special attention for doing something men do. why? we can all do it. lets just do it.

[@jumpyourbone]

i don't think conceding the point in this way gives courtney love the credit she deserves as an artist. like, of course she wrote "sugar coma." i think a man prob wouldn't and maybe even couldn't write a (brilliant) song like this. it's such a dumbass, annoying and baseless criticism of her i see _constantly._

[@Saosin3333]

Isn't this Boys on the Radio?

[@guilhermeoliveira7692]

is the first version of boys on the radio

[@diecapsule]

@pennylane131131 U hm, she's female. Yeah. Hows that for a gender role? Seriously though, look I was a fan of Hole way back in the early nineties when all the critics were crying over how talentless Love was and how she was living on Cobain's name. Their first album fucking rocked, their second album was so so, and from their I just lost interest. This is the first Hole song I have listened to in a long time but like everything from the post-Cobain Hole/ Love, it just does nothing 4 me. Sorry