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Kurt Cobain

"I'm so tired I can't sleep". Kurt Donald Cobain was born on February in 1962. I am going to cover three areas of Kurt's life; his childhood, his rise to fame, and his tradject death. Kurt grew up in a mid sized town about 80 miles away from Seattle. He was raised in a mid-class area. He had a very happy childhood. He was very close with parents and had many friends around the neighborhood. During his childhood Kurt had a problem with being what was considered a "hyperactive child". The doctors gave him drugs to help him concentrate better in school. This was a morphine base drug however, which might explain his addictions later on. The drug, however, would keep him awake until three or four in the morning. The doctors then prescribed him sedatives to help him sleep at night. Kurt's life started to fall apart around the age of seven when his parents divorced. This was considered a very ordinary divorce, but Kurt got very upset about it. It hurt him in all the worst ways. The hyperactive boy started to become shy and difficult to get along with. He had been moving back and forth with his parents. In the end his parent just couldn't deal with him, and sent him to some relatives. This period of time was reflected


Kurt hated the guys who tried to do that. A few weeks later Nirvana appeared for an interview on MTV's Headbangers Ball, because of their new style of music and with the song "Smells Like Teen Spirit. His body was found two days after his eliged suicide. In May of 1985, Kurt dropped out of high school. " During this time, Nirvana mostly played arena rock shows, and selling out every show. The reason Nirvana like the clubs and bars, is that the energy was more intense and brought out the true fans. "Kurt, although, did get along with all the girls, and always spending time with them. The Album debuted on the "hit list" at 144th and soon went to number one. " They also appeared on NBC's Saturday Night Live later that year. They also said that some of the tracks from Insecticide were supposed to be on the Bleach album. Kurt later told newspapers that he felt more like girl than boy. He said that he wanted something different. He started to work many different jobs, from McDonalds, to a sticker factory.

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