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“Marigold” was written by Dave Grohl while on tour with Nirvana. It was recorded in a February 1993 studio session. This song would be the precursor to Dave’s own band, Foo Fighters.
This is a B-side on Nirvana’s last studio album, September 1993’s In Utero. It appears after “Gallons of Rubbing Alc...
[Pre-Chorus]
He's there in case I want it all
He's scared 'cause I want
He's scared in case I want it all
He's scared 'cause I want
[Chorus]
All in all the clock is slow
Six color pictures all in a row
Of a marigold
[Guitar Solo]
[Pre-Chorus]
He's there in case I want it all
He's scared 'cause I want
He's there in case I want it all
He's scared 'cause I want
[Chorus]
All in all the clock is slow
Six color pictures all in a row
Of a marigold
[Pre-Chorus]
He's there in case I want it all
He's scared 'cause I want
He's there in case I want it all
He's there 'cause I want
[Chorus]
All in all the clock is slow
Six color pictures all in a row
Of a marigold
Marigold was written by Dave Grohl.
Marigold was produced by Steve Albini.
Yes, it’s Dave. Grohl wrote the song, and he and Krist recorded it in between studio sessions while working on In Utero. Krist contributed the bass part, but most of the song was performed by Grohl, much like the first Foo Fighters album.