Courtney Love wrote the song "Justice for Kurt"

Courtney Love has composed a new song called "Justice for Kurt" that addresses conspiracy theories regarding her husband, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain's, murder, but she has left it off her upcoming album because she believes it will "ruin" the project. 

"Justice for Kurt" is also the name of fan pages on social media platforms such as Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook that challenge the official narrative of Cobain's death.
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'Justice for Kurt,' she explained before scolding potential listeners. - And the music is wonderful, but we thought like, "Okay, they're too stupid". That would consume the entire story of the album.

- We wrote a secret song that we can't put on the album because it's only two minutes and 24 seconds long, but it's a rock song - answered Love when asked if he still creates rock music.

Courtney Love apologized publicly to Dave Grohl and Trent Reznor... Although, as she previously stated, a dog with butter would not consume it.

- It's not worth it. If I'm going to write a fucking song called "Justice for Kurt," it's gonna be a fucking earworm. But I'm not going to put that on my record to destroy it, am I? I don't need Kurt ruining anymore, okay? Thanks. I love him, but no.

- By the way, it's still getting around that I'm the, you know, a psychopath who, you know, killed him. When I go online, I can't avoid it. And my daughter can't help but see it - Courtney Love added.

Courtney Love captioned a photo of herself with Cobain, "My life since then has been the worst dream you can imagine."

However, he intends to release the song after releasing his new album.

Cobain committed suicide in 1994, at the age of 27. Before his death, Nirvana recorded three influential albums before disbanding. Hole's debut album, "Live Through This," was published in 1994, followed by "Celebrity Skin" (1998) and "Nobody's Daughter" (2000). 

Love now works as a solo artist.

Post by Bryan C.