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It reads like Alain was the one crying, and later Moz 'feigned crying' at one point as part of his stage banter? Unusual for Alain to...

Love this song. It's a perfect mixture of bravado and self-pity - that switch from "I understand, bye bye..." to "I really don't...

From Autobio - describing his "piano playing" on Death of a Disco Dancer: Johnny: Do you mind if I re-do it and make it a bit better...

Prince Philip is a racist but Meghan had no problem sucking up to Harry's family until she realized that no matter how good she was at...

I like this one a lot. A rare instance of a Moz-solo song with a truly dynamic, energetic musical backing.

If you want to gripe at people for being motivated by money, you might want to start with the 'careers' of the other ex-Smiths...

When you're a multi-millionaire and have been for 30 or 40 years, why would money still be a 'motivating' factor in anything you do...

"This dawn raid soon put paid to all the things I whispered to you at night time." A line that saves the whole song, lovely.

I love these lines: I will never... aye, alright, maybe I will.

I remember being moved by this one when it came out, seemed like one of the better ballads of that era alongside "Never-Played...

Completely forgettable - music, lyrics, everything. It sounds like nobody involved was really trying or particularly interested in it. I...

"No hand to touch me / And no Bible-belters to mess with me" makes me think of sexual abuse. Maybe that's why the stepfather says "I'm...

Very interesting. It makes me think of that phrase, "There's no law against it", when you're trying to get away with something / doing...

For me, the lyrics raise it to a different level in comparison to the other soft, pleasing ballads from more recent years, like Blue...