Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck 2015 quotes, page 2

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Frances Bean Cobain as quoted by David Fricke, "Frances Bean Cobain on Life After Kurt's Death: An Exclusive Q&A", Rolling Stone (8 April 2015).

He was ambitious.  He didn't want to just be—play in a bar band, y'know, and play that way; he wanted to be a success.

He had really violent dreams a lot.  People would be breaking into his house, trying to kill him, and he'd have to stab them.

He started singing and playing guitar, and once he could draw, he drew all the time.

He wanted to be in a family—period.  …  The game nights that we had, that was really important to him.  …  He wanted to be the most loved, and it just wasn't the ideal world that he thought a family should be.

He wanted to build a home because his home and his family fell apart.

He was super cute, but he carried himself like someone who didn't know that—and that was part of the charm.  He didn't know that he was a better-looking guy than Brad Pitt.

He'd always have to, like, do some kind of art, y'know, usually defacing something.  He never had, like, idle hands.  It just came out of him.  He had to express himself.

Hey, girl
She could bring me
I could be more
She could be free
I don't even care
We could be on free
She said
She said

Hey, girlShe could bring meI could be moreShe could be freeI don't even careWe could be on freeShe saidShe said

Humans Are Dumb
All Humans Are stupid
I'm Ashamed to be A Human

Humans Are DumbAll Humans Are stupidI'm Ashamed to be A Human

I accumulated quite a healthy complex, not to mention a complexion.  Then one day I discovered the most ultimate form of expression ever: marijuana.  Oh, boy—pot!  I could escape all day long and not have routine nervous breakdowns.