Soaked in Bleach Page #3
and how everybody thinks
Everybody knows it, everybody thinks
He's gonna die.
Hold on a second.
If he bought a shotgun
and he's suicidal,
Then dealing with this
credit card problem,
That's the least important
thing we could help you with.
Okay, well that's where
I want you to start.
She started off with a lie
On the phone, saying why
she wanted to hire us,
Which wasn't true, and
These other things
that just didn't add up.
They weren't logical,
they didn't make sense.
So all kinds of red
I dunno what's gonna
happen with this case,
But we are gonna document everything.
Looking back on that day,
it turned out to be a day
That really changed my life forever.
The name Kurt Cobain
goes through my mind,
Probably three or 400
times a day, at least,
And it has for the last
20 years, by necessity,
Because of the e-mails
I get, the letters I get,
And all the other stuff,
because he was so famous,
And it gets a little
bit old after a while,
Just thinking Kurt Cobain,
Kurt Cobain, Kurt Cobain.
Kurt Cobain, Kurt Cobain, Kurt Cobain,
Kurt Cobain, Kurt Cobain.
Growing up in Aberdeen,
Basically not a whole lot to do.
Nine months out of the
year is very dreary,
Very overcast, lots a rain.
It's kinda hard living in this
area and not being depressed.
Employment opportunities in Aberdeen,
There's not a whole lot.
For the most part, we
were lower-middle class.
I don't think we would
be considered poor,
We certainly didn't go hungry.
the month, everybody gets
Their welfare check,
the bars are packed.
The last two weeks of the
month, the bars are empty
And that's pretty much
the state of living.
Kurt used to live across the street,
And his mother and him,
they'd sit out there and argue
For a half hour or 45 minutes,
and the wife and I slept up
In the upstairs bedroom,
so we used to hear it.
I knew Kurt Cobain from the high school.
He ran around with my two oldest sons.
The couch I'm sitting
on now is the couch
That Kurt slept on.
He stayed for a few days,
and then a few days more,
And it just sorta stretched
out to be about a year.
It's a depressing
atmosphere, but I also think
At the same time, that's
why we have so many bands
From all over Washington State.
There was nothing to do.
It rained constantly,
so what you had to do was
You had to improvise.
People tended to pick
up instruments and play,
And I think that just affected the music
For this whole region in general.
In our neighborhood,
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