The song will be featured in dad's upcoming touring documentary, "What Drives Us." Dave Grohl lets his 15-year-old daughter Violet take the lead on their rocking cover of X's "Nausea," which dropped on Friday morning (April 23). The song, which will appear in Grohl's upcoming touring life documentary, What Drives Us, originally appeared on the L.A. punk icons' landmark 1980 debut album, Los Angeles. On the song, Violet handles the lead vocals, bringing the perfect mix of urgency and steely eyed disdain as she snarls, "Tonight you'll fall asleep in clothes/ So late like a candy bar wrapped up/ For lunch that's all you get to taste/ Poverty and spit/ Poverty and spit," before father and daughter join together on the driving chorus, "Nausea/ Bloody red eyes go to nausea (x2)/ Bloody red eyes go to sleep."