VIDEO: Frances Bean Cobain shares new song referencing suicide

3 December 2018, 21:14 | Updated: 18 December 2018, 14:38

The daughter of the late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain has shared new original music on Instagram.

Frances Bean Cobain has shared new music online.

The daughter of the late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain - who lost his life to suicide aged 27 in 1994 - has shared new music which references the subject.

Watch the video above, which she shared on her official Instagram with the lyrics: No one told me/How I should love myself/Damn near killed me/Damn near killed myself.

Frances Bean has previously talked about the loss of her father, and the impact it had on her throughout her life.

As reported by the Daily Mail, she attended the Museum of Style Icons' Growing Up Kurt Cobain exhibition in Ireland on Tuesday with her grandmother Wendy O'Connor and aunt Kim Cobain.

Opening up about her father, she told Reuters: "He's unavoidable in my life, I see a Nirvana shirt every day."

The 25-year-old added: "My dynamic with Kurt is probably more similar to a fan's dynamic as there's almost like an untouchable thing. All the information I have [about him] is from stories. He's there every day of my life."

She continued: "On some days it feels a little frustrating, like I've had emotional breakdowns in Ubers and he's come on [the radio] and I've been like, 'I needed you so much right now.'

"It plays out on different days in different ways".

Watch Frances share another original track here:

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