You Know You're Right

But there you go.

There is You Know You're Right by Nirvana.

Like I said, we are covering Grunge this week, and we've got a couple more big songs to come down the line.

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You know what I mean? So I think that it's a really perfect song for her and I think that the other songs that you hear, yeah, it's just really exciting.

It's very, it's very weird hearing her sing, uh, "You Know You're Right."

"You Know You're Right," yeah

That is real like woof.

The rest of the band did not want her to do that song

I do think they arranged the set list really well.

I think the songs that are not from Live Through This all sound awesome.

I do agree that "You Know You're Right" could have gone either way on that one.

It was written by Kenny Loggins and Jim Messina and it hit number 16 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart.

In 2002, Nirvana released You Know You're Right.

This was the last song that was recorded by the band in January of 1994, before Kurt Cobain's untimely death.

It was actually unreleased for eight years due to legal issues.

yeah.

Because I only recorded one more track, which ended up on that best of much later on, You Know You're Right, which is a bloody great song, by the way.

Yeah, who would have known? Who would have known what happened after that?

And if he'd left the band of his own accord in the way that we would hope people would leave, then there wouldn't have been the Foo Fighters because Grohl wouldn't have had the...