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To help myself."''
To help myself."''
--Polly (New Wave)
--Polly (New Wave)
*However, it must be noted that "Polly" was written in response to a series of rapes in the area, and was written to prevent the act of rape rather than promote it
The most clearly objectionable song performed on a Nirvana album was their cover of the song "Jesus Don't Want Me for a Sunbeam" (originally by [[punk]] band The Vaselines) on the "Unplugged in New York" album. The song is a disrespectful parody of the Sunday School song "Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam", in which the lyrics are mocked with atheistic messages:
The most clearly objectionable song performed on a Nirvana album was their cover of the song "Jesus Don't Want Me for a Sunbeam" (originally by [[punk]] band The Vaselines) on the "Unplugged in New York" album. The song is a disrespectful parody of the Sunday School song "Jesus Wants Me for a Sunbeam", in which the lyrics are mocked with atheistic messages: