Difference between revisions of "Hurt (song)"

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Album:The Downward Spiral

Length:6:13

Versions:Hurt
Hurt (Album Version) Clean
Hurt (Instrumental)
Hurt (Quiet)
Hurt (Live)
Hurt (with David Bowie)
Hurt (And All That Could Have Been
Hurt (ReAct Now version)
Hurt (Beside You In Time)
Hurt (Bridge School Benefit)

Live:Further Down The Spiral Tour through present

"Hurt" is the final track on The Downward Spiral. The idea of the narrator being or feeling "a million miles away," as sung at the end of this song, would be mentioned again in both "All The Love In The World" and "1,000,000." Whether the three songs are all specifically related beyond repetition of the phrase is publicly unverified.

In a 2024 article from Spin magazine, it was revealed that this track was recorded as an afterthought.[1] The song was sampled by rap collective Westside Connection in 1997 on its track "The Gangsta, The Killa and The Dope Dealer".

Song Credits

Production and Mix: Trent Reznor
Drums: Chris Vrenna

About

The song was featured on an episode of the Song Exploder series from Netflix. In it, Reznor stated that the song was written as an afterthought, that it was originally demoed on piano, and that the vocal was sung quietly and intimately in order to ensure that it sounded sincere.[2] It was also revealed that the wind noise that runs through the track was created by a noise-generating machine that is used to tune mixing rooms.

There was also an explanation of how the organ-esque sound that appears in each pre-chorus was created:

We'd come up with a trick where we could take a note on whatever instrument it is, and that sounds like strings, violin, but I'm not sure it was that. Feed it for a second into an infinite reverb, and it gets locked into a tune. It sounds almost pipe-organ-y a little bit because it's not coming out of a synthesizer, it's not quite in-tune, it's not quite bright, it feels human.[3]

Appearances

Halos

The Downward Spiral
Further Down The Spiral
Closure
And All That Could Have Been (CD/DVD/VHS)
Beside You In Time

Seeds

Other

Hurt (CD promo)
Piggy (CD promo)
The Bridge School Collection, vol. 4 (2009)

Versions

Hurt

This original album version uses slightly distorted guitars and disrupted noise loops, adding a ragged aesthetic. The song suddenly climaxes towards the end, while the final lyrics are whispered over the noise. A drone follows, and ends the song and the record. This version was also featured as the final track on its promo, which also includes a clean version of the same mix. The "gong" sound near the end is also used on "Reptile", but the pitch is changed.

A reversed version of the track is hidden on side B of the Not The Actual Events vinyl.

Hurt (Album Version) Clean

This is a censored version of the full-length track, available on the "Hurt" promo. The same promo includes "Hurt (Album Version) Soiled", which is the same version as on The Downward Spiral.

Hurt (Instrumental)

Running Time: 4:56

Released by Reznor via his remix.nin.com account, this is an instrumental of the "Quiet" version.

Hurt (Quiet)

Running Time: 5:08

The only real difference between this remix and the original is that the guitar sound is much cleaner and the climax towards the end is less drastic. There is also much less static filling the song's atmosphere. This version appears only on the US version of Further Down the Spiral and was later included on The Downward Spiral 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition.

Two additional versions of it were included on the "Hurt" promo: "(Quiet Version) Clean" is censored and fades out the noise loop ending, while "(Quiet Version) Soiled" is uncensored and uses a shorter rearrangement of the noise loops, which end suddenly.

Song Credits

Remixed by Trent Reznor

Hurt (Live)

Running Time: 5:15

This live version is found on the UK edition of Further Down The Spiral and in video form on Closure and The Downward Spiral 10th Anniversary DualDisc edition. In this version, the guitar is replaced with a piano. Reznor moans melodically and quietly after the noisy ending fades away, and the faint sounds of the introduction from "The Downward Spiral" can be heard fading out.

On the "Hurt" promo, two versions of this recording are included: "(Live Version) Clean" and "(Live Version) Soiled", the clean version being censored and the soiled version being uncensored, both of which fade in the beginning and out the ending.

Hurt (with David Bowie)

Ending the cooperative transition set on the 1995 Dissonance tour, this remix of "Hurt" was played live by David Bowie and his band, featuring Reznor singing the duet with Bowie as they trade verse sections and choruses. More spacey and featuring new drum loops and guitar, the first half of the song gave way to a return to the album guitar parts after the initial chorus. Its noisy ending eventually segued into the opening song of the Bowie set, "Look Back in Anger." A performance of this version is included on Closure.

Hurt (And All That Could Have Been)

This version is faithful to the album version besides the addition of the vocal harmony in the chorus. Robin Finck is playing a nylon-stringed Godin Multiac ACS guitar which emulates a piano-like tone. This can sometimes be misheard as a piano rather than the guitar.

Hurt (ReAct Now version)

Performed at the ReAct Now benefit, this features Reznor on piano and vocals. It was made available for purchase via the now defunct Sony Connect service as an encrypted OMA download with proceeds going toward charities aiding those affected by Hurricane Katrina.

Hurt (Beside You In Time)

This live version starts with Reznor singing the vocal part and playing the piano melody solo on a keyboard. Jeordie White joins in on bass for the first chorus, and the rest of the band joins during the second chorus.

Hurt (Bridge School Benefit)

In 2006 Reznor performed at Neil Young's Bridge School Benefit, performing his only full solo concerts. He was backed by a string quartet for the performances, resulting in a Still-inspired performance. This version was released on the digital-only album The Bridge School Collection, Vol. 4.

Music Video

Screenshot from the "Hurt" video

The music video is simply tour footage of Reznor singing behind a scrim. The footage used for this was shot in Dallas, TX and Omaha, NE, in February of 1995. This video was released after a fully produced music video was scrapped. Both the scrapped studio video and the final live video were directed by Simon Maxwell. The live video can be found in the DualDisc edition of The Downward Spiral

A second edit of "Hurt" was released on Closure. It is mostly similar to the original music video, but includes some alternate takes and angles, as well as some tracking shots of the audience members. It is likely that this new edit (along with the live videos for "Eraser" and "Wish") were produced for Maxwell's abandoned professionally shot music concert film documenting the Further Down The Spiral Tour performances.

Behind-the-scenes footage of the original video, shot at Silvercup Studios in New York, can be seen in the "Appendage" footage on the Closure DVD leak. The original video appears to be similar to the video for "Burn". It features Reznor justified to the right of the screen, singing the song with footage of war atrocities and other acts of violence in the background, presumably the same footage projected in the live version. A 2016 interview with Maxwell gives background information about both the original and the final, released video.[4]

Credits

Director: Simon Maxwell
Producer: Maryann Waldoff, Adam Stern, Laurence Novich
Cameraman: Crescenzo Notarile
Editor: Simon Maxwell
Executive Producer of live shoot: Cordelia Plunket

Covers

Artwork for the Peter Murphy and Trent Reznor version

"Hurt" has been covered by a variety of artists. More information can be found here.

The song gained a new wave of popularity in 2002 when it was famously covered by Johnny Cash, at the recommendation of producer Rick Rubin. Rubin had to pitch the song multiple times to Cash in order to convince him to cover it, as Cash initially didn't see its appeal.[5] The cover caused a lot of confusion for the audiences of Cash, who generally weren't familiar with the work of Nine Inch Nails, often resulting in miscrediting the song to Cash. In Cash's version, the line "crown of shit" is changed to "crown of thorns," but the lyrics are otherwise unchanged. Reznor was somewhat uncomfortable with the idea of the cover at first, but lost all reluctance after seeing the music video, and said that the song was no longer his.[6] The powerful video, directed by Mark Romanek, is consistently lauded as one of the greatest music videos of all time.

A version by Peter Murphy with Reznor on piano was released through iTunes in 2009, while Murphy was releasing a string of covers. It was recorded in the studio, presumably during the same time period as the With Teeth: Summer Tour 2006 Radio Collaboration. It was later included on Murphy's Peter Live – Vol One – Covers.

Live

"Hurt" made its live debut on August 27, 1994, and is one of the most commonly played songs throughout all eras. It is frequently played as the last song at nearly every show, though there are a few exceptions: featured during the mid-set slow section of the Further Down The Spiral Tour, a few songs before the end on Live: With Teeth, and the penultimate song of Lights In The Sky Tour.

For the ReAct Now live performance, Reznor performed the Cash lyrics of "crown of thorns" in place of "crown of shit".

Lyrics

    I hurt myself today
    To see if I still feel
    I focus on the pain
    The only thing that's real
    The needle tears a hole
    The old familiar sting
    Try to kill it all away
    But I remember everything
    
    What have I become?
    My sweetest friend
    Everyone I know
    Goes away in the end
    You could have it all
    My empire of dirt
    I will let you down
    I will make you hurt
    
    I wear this crown of shit
    Upon my liar's chair
    Full of broken thoughts
    I cannot repair
    Beneath the stains of time
    The feeling disappears
    You are someone else
    I am still right here
    
    What have I become?
    My sweetest friend
    Everyone I know
    Goes away in the end
    You could have it all
    My empire of dirt
    I will let you down
    I will make you hurt
    If I could start again
    A million miles away
    I would keep myself
    I would find a way

In the final recording, the line in the second verse is changed to:

    The feelings disappear

External Links

Previous track - "The Downward Spiral"

Track 14 from The Downward Spiral

Next track - "N/A"

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 | length = 6:13
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-| versions = Hurt<br>Hurt (Instrumental)<br>Hurt (Quiet)<br>Hurt (Live)<br>Hurt (with David Bowie)<br>Hurt (''[[And All That Could Have Been (halo)|And All That Could Have Been]]'')<br>Hurt (''[[Beside You In Time (halo)|Beside You In Time]]'')<br>Hurt ([[Bridge School Benefit]])
+| versions = Hurt<br>Hurt (Album Version) Clean<br>Hurt (Instrumental)<br>Hurt (Quiet)<br>Hurt (Live)<br>Hurt (with David Bowie)<br>Hurt (''[[And All That Could Have Been (halo)|And All That Could Have Been]]''<br>Hurt (ReAct Now version)<br>Hurt (''[[Beside You In Time (halo)|Beside You In Time]]'')<br>Hurt ([[Bridge School Benefit]])
 | live = [[Further Down The Spiral Tour]] through present
-}}
+}}'''"Hurt"''' is the final track on ''[[The Downward Spiral (halo)|The Downward Spiral]].'' The idea of the narrator being or feeling "a million miles away," as sung at the end of this song, would be mentioned again in both "[[All The Love In The World]]" and "[[1,000,000]]." Whether the three songs are all specifically related beyond [[Recurring_lyrics#A_Million_Miles_Away|repetition of the phrase]] is publicly unverified.
-'''"Hurt"''' is the final track on ''[[The Downward Spiral (halo)|The Downward Spiral]].''
+In a 2024 article from ''Spin'' magazine, it was revealed that this track was recorded as an afterthought.[https://www.spin.com/2024/03/nine-inch-nails-the-downward-spiral-turns-30/] The song was sampled by rap collective Westside Connection in 1997 on its track "The Gangsta, The Killa and The Dope Dealer".
-The idea of the narrator being or feeling "a million miles away," as sung at the end of this song, would be mentioned again in both "[[All The Love In The World]]" and "[[1,000,000]]." Whether the three songs are all specifically related beyond [[Recurring_lyrics#A_Million_Miles_Away|repetition of the phrase]] is publicly unverified.
-===Covers===
-Hurt has been covered by a variety of artists, such as [[Tori Amos]], [[wp:Matthew Good|Matthew Good]], [[Peter Murphy]], Breaking Benjamin, Underoath, Aaron Lewis, and [[wp:Sevendust|Sevendust]]. The song gained a new wave of popularity in 2002 when it was famously covered by [[wp:Johnny Cash|Johnny Cash]], at the recommendation of producer [[wp:Rick Rubin|Rick Rubin]]. This caused a lot of confusion for the audiences of Cash, who generally weren't familiar with the work of [[Nine Inch Nails]], often resulting in miscrediting the song to Cash. In Cash's version, the line "crown of shit" is changed to "crown of thorns," but is otherwise unchanged.
 ===Song Credits===
 *Production and Mix: [[Trent Reznor]]
 *Drums: [[Chris Vrenna]]
+==About==
+The song was featured on an episode of the ''Song Exploder'' series from Netflix. In it, Reznor stated that the song was written as an afterthought, that it was originally demoed on piano, and that the vocal was sung quietly and intimately in order to ensure that it sounded sincere.[https://www.kerrang.com/the-news/7-things-learned-about-nine-inch-nails-hurt-from-netflixs-song-exploder/] It was also revealed that the wind noise that runs through the track was created by a noise-generating machine that is used to tune mixing rooms.
+There was also an explanation of how the organ-esque sound that appears in each pre-chorus was created:
+<blockquote>We'd come up with a trick where we could take a note on whatever instrument it is, and that sounds like strings, violin, but I'm not sure it was that. Feed it for a second into an infinite reverb, and it gets locked into a tune. It sounds almost pipe-organ-y a little bit because it's not coming out of a synthesizer, it's not quite in-tune, it's not quite bright, it feels human.[https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/how-trent-reznor-wrote-nine-inch-nails-hurt/]</blockquote>
 ==Appearances==
@@ Line 33: / Line 34: @@
 ===Other===
 *''[[Hurt (halo)|Hurt]]'' (CD promo)
-*''[[Piggy (halo)|Piggy]]'' (CD promo)
+*''Piggy'' (CD promo)
 *''The Bridge School Collection, vol. 4'' (2009)
 ==Versions==
 ===Hurt===
-This original album version uses slightly distorted guitars and disrupted noise loops, adding a ragged aesthetic. The song suddenly climaxes towards the end, while the final lyrics are whispered over the noise.  A drone follows, and ends the song and the record. This version was also featured as the final track on its promo, which also includes a clean version of the same mix.
+This original album version uses slightly distorted guitars and disrupted noise loops, adding a ragged aesthetic. The song suddenly climaxes towards the end, while the final lyrics are whispered over the noise.  A drone follows, and ends the song and the record. This version was also featured as the final track on its promo, which also includes a clean version of the same mix. The "gong" sound near the end is also used on "[[Reptile]]", but the pitch is changed.
+A reversed version of the track is hidden on side B of the ''[[Not The Actual Events]]'' vinyl.
+===Hurt (Album Version) Clean===
+This is a censored version of the full-length track, available on the "Hurt" promo. The same promo includes "Hurt (Album Version) Soiled", which is the same version as on ''The Downward Spiral''.
 ===Hurt (Instrumental)===
-Released by Reznor via his [[remix.nin.com]] account, this unmastered instrumental version is identical to the album version, save the lack of vocals.
+'''''Running Time: 4:56'''''
+Released by Reznor via his [[remix.nin.com]] account, this is an instrumental of the "Quiet" version.
 ===Hurt (Quiet)===
-The only real difference between this remix and the original is that the guitar sound is much cleaner and the climax towards the end is less drastic. There is also much less static filling the song's atmosphere. This version appears only on the US version of ''Further Down the Spiral'' and was later included on ''The Downward Spiral'' 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition. Two additional versions of it were included on the "Hurt" promo: "(Quiet Version) Clean" is censored and fades out the noise loop ending, while "(Quiet Version) Soiled" is uncensored and uses a shorter rearrangement of the noise loops, which end suddenly.
+'''''Running Time: 5:08'''''
+The only real difference between this remix and the original is that the guitar sound is much cleaner and the climax towards the end is less drastic. There is also much less static filling the song's atmosphere. This version appears only on the US version of ''Further Down the Spiral'' and was later included on ''The Downward Spiral'' 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition.
+Two additional versions of it were included on the "Hurt" promo: "(Quiet Version) Clean" is censored and fades out the noise loop ending, while "(Quiet Version) Soiled" is uncensored and uses a shorter rearrangement of the noise loops, which end suddenly.
 ====Song Credits====
 *Remixed by Trent Reznor
 ===Hurt (Live)===
-This live version is found on the UK edition of ''Further Down The Spiral'' and in video form on ''Closure'' and ''The Downward Spiral'' 10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition. In this version, the guitar is replaced with a piano. Reznor moans melodically and quietly after the noisy ending fades away, and the faint sounds of "[[The Downward Spiral (song)|The Downward Spiral]]'s" introduction can be heard fading out. On the "Hurt" promo, two versions of this recording are included, one censored and one uncensored, both of which fade in the beginning and out the ending.
+'''''Running Time: 5:15'''''
+This live version is found on the UK edition of ''Further Down The Spiral'' and in video form on ''Closure'' and ''The Downward Spiral'' 10th Anniversary DualDisc edition. In this version, the guitar is replaced with a piano. Reznor moans melodically and quietly after the noisy ending fades away, and the faint sounds of the introduction from "[[The Downward Spiral (song)|The Downward Spiral]]" can be heard fading out.
+On the "Hurt" promo, two versions of this recording are included: "(Live Version) Clean" and "(Live Version) Soiled", the clean version being censored and the soiled version being uncensored, both of which fade in the beginning and out the ending.
 ===Hurt (with David Bowie)===
@@ Line 55: / Line 71: @@
 ===Hurt (''And All That Could Have Been'')===
-This version is faithful to the album version besides the addition of the vocal harmony in the chorus. Robin Finck is playing a nylon-stringed guitar which emulates a piano-like tone. This can sometimes be misheard as a piano rather than the guitar.
+This version is faithful to the album version besides the addition of the vocal harmony in the chorus. Robin Finck is playing a nylon-stringed Godin Multiac ACS guitar which emulates a piano-like tone. This can sometimes be misheard as a piano rather than the guitar.
+===Hurt (ReAct Now version)===
+Performed at the [[2005/09/09 Los Angeles, CA|ReAct Now benefit]], this features Reznor on piano and vocals. It was made available for purchase via the now defunct Sony Connect service as an encrypted OMA download with proceeds going toward charities aiding those affected by Hurricane Katrina.
 ===Hurt (''Beside You In Time'')===
@@ Line 61: / Line 80: @@
 ===Hurt (Bridge School Benefit)===
-In 2006 Reznor performed at Neil Young's [[Bridge School Benefit]], performing his only full solo concerts. He was backed by a string quartet for the performances, resulting in a ''Still''-inspired performance.
+In 2006 Reznor performed at Neil Young's [[Bridge School Benefit]], performing his only full solo concerts. He was backed by a string quartet for the performances, resulting in a ''Still''-inspired performance. This version was released on the digital-only album ''The Bridge School Collection, Vol. 4''.
 ==Music Video==
-The video is simply tour footage of Reznor singing behind a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrim_%28material%29 scrim]. The footage used for this (as well as the live videos for "[[Eraser]]" and "[[Wish (song)|Wish]]") was shot in Dallas, Texas and Omaha, Nebraska in February of 1995.  This video was released after a fully produced music video was scrapped. Both the scrapped studio video and the final live video were directed by [[Simon Maxwell]]. The live video can be found in the DualDisc edition of ''The Downward Spiral'' and also on ''Closure.'' Behind-the-scenes footage of the fully produced music video can be seen in the "Appendage" footage on the ''Closure'' DVD leak. The original video appears to be similar to the video for "[[Burn (song)|Burn]]". It features Reznor justified to the right of the screen, singing the song with footage of war atrocities and other acts of violence in the background, which is most likely the same footage projected in the live version.
+[[Image:Hurtstill.jpg|thumb|Screenshot from the "Hurt" video]]
+The [[Nine Inch Nails music videos|music video]] is simply tour footage of Reznor singing behind a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrim_%28material%29 scrim]. The footage used for this was shot in [[1995/02/11_Dallas,_TX|Dallas, TX]] and [[1995/02/13_Omaha,_NE|Omaha, NE]], in February of 1995. This video was released after a fully produced music video was scrapped. Both the scrapped studio video and the final live video were directed by Simon Maxwell. The live video can be found in the DualDisc edition of ''The Downward Spiral''
+A second edit of "Hurt" was released on ''Closure.''  It is mostly similar to the original music video, but includes some alternate takes and angles, as well as some tracking shots of the audience members.  It is likely that this new edit (along with the live videos for "[[Eraser#Music_Video|Eraser]]" and "[[Wish_(song)#Music_Video|Wish]]") were produced for Maxwell's [[Closure#Abandoned_1995_tour_film|abandoned professionally shot music concert film]] documenting the [[Further Down The Spiral Tour]] performances.
+Behind-the-scenes footage of the original video, shot at Silvercup Studios in New York, can be seen in the "Appendage" footage on the ''Closure'' DVD leak. The original video appears to be similar to the video for "[[Burn (song)|Burn]]". It features Reznor justified to the right of the screen, singing the song with footage of war atrocities and other acts of violence in the background, presumably the same footage projected in the live version. A 2016 interview with Maxwell gives background information about both the original and the final, released video.[http://pantograph-punch.com/posts/interview-with-simon-maxwell]
+===Credits===
+*Director: Simon Maxwell
+*Producer: Maryann Waldoff, Adam Stern, Laurence Novich
+*Cameraman: Crescenzo Notarile
+*Editor: Simon Maxwell
+*Executive Producer of live shoot: Cordelia Plunket
+==Covers==
+[[Image:PMTRHurtCover.jpg|thumb|Artwork for the Peter Murphy and Trent Reznor version]]
+"Hurt" has been covered by a variety of artists. More information can be found [[Covers Of NIN|here]].
+The song gained a new wave of popularity in 2002 when it was famously covered by [[wp:Johnny Cash|Johnny Cash]], at the recommendation of producer [[wp:Rick Rubin|Rick Rubin]]. Rubin had to pitch the song multiple times to Cash in order to convince him to cover it, as Cash initially didn't see its appeal.[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qkwISstQQVw] The cover caused a lot of confusion for the audiences of Cash, who generally weren't familiar with the work of [[Nine Inch Nails]], often resulting in miscrediting the song to Cash. In Cash's version, the line "crown of shit" is changed to "crown of thorns," but the lyrics are otherwise unchanged. Reznor was somewhat uncomfortable with the idea of the cover at first, but lost all reluctance after seeing the music video, and said that the song was no longer his.[https://www.theninhotline.net/archives/articles/display/11] The powerful video, directed by [[Mark Romanek]], is consistently lauded as one of the greatest music videos of all time.
+A version by [[Peter Murphy]] with Reznor on piano was released through iTunes in 2009, while Murphy was releasing a string of covers. It was recorded in the studio, presumably during the same time period as the [[With Teeth: Summer Tour 2006 Radio Collaboration]]. It was later included on Murphy's ''Peter Live – Vol One – Covers''.
 ==Live==
-"Hurt" is one of the most commonly played live songs throughout all eras. It is normally played towards the end of the main set, though it was featured during the mid-set slow section of the [[Further Down The Spiral Tour]].
+"Hurt" made its live debut on [[1994/08/27 Rochester, NY|August 27, 1994]], and is one of the most commonly played songs throughout all eras. It is frequently played as the last song at nearly every show, though there are a few exceptions: featured during the mid-set slow section of the [[Further Down The Spiral Tour]], a few songs before the end on [[Live: With Teeth]], and the penultimate song of [[Lights In The Sky Tour]].
+For the ReAct Now live performance, Reznor performed the Cash lyrics of "crown of thorns" in place of "crown of shit".
 ==Lyrics==
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 ==External Links==
-*[http://vimeo.com/3617272 "Hurt" live music video]
+*[https://vimeo.com/3617272 "Hurt" live music video (''Closure'' version)]
-*[http://www.squidoo.com/hurt-nine-inch-nails "Hurt" music video and covers]
+*[https://vimeo.com/61601833 "Hurt" live with David Bowie]
-*[http://vimeo.com/12210258 "Hurt" with David Bowie]
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AvJKVKglIRs "Hurt" live from ''Beside You In Time'']
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whcMLj7e3Ew "Hurt" live visuals from the Self Destruct Tour]
+*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKz9Ko1Y8Eg Footage of filming the original music video]
+*[https://pantograph-punch.com/posts/interview-with-simon-maxwell Interview with Simon Maxwell]
+*[https://archive.org/details/remix-nin-com-audio-02947 "Hurt" (Instrumental) at archive.org]
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Difference between revisions of "Hurt (song)"

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Contents

Song Credits

About

Appearances

Halos

Seeds

Other

Versions

Hurt

Hurt (Album Version) Clean

Hurt (Instrumental)

Hurt (Quiet)

Song Credits

Hurt (Live)

Hurt (with David Bowie)

Hurt (And All That Could Have Been)

Hurt (ReAct Now version)

Hurt (Beside You In Time)

Hurt (Bridge School Benefit)

Music Video

Credits

Covers

Live

Lyrics

External Links