I hear hints of a Mancunian accent, it's just much softer than the abrasive Gallaghers. There are many variations of an accent, even in a small locale as Manchester, where North / South / East and West divisions will differ. Also, he was from a different age, raised in the 70's, where the tone...
Re: Did you ever use Morrissey lyrics in or as a love-letter?
I once re-ordered the content of "Sorrow will come in the end" to form a love letter.
Why hasn't she called?
I think it was some girl in the states that made headline news for being in a coma, and Morrissey was present in the USA when it was happening, pre-Smith days, when he was in his late teens / early twenties visiting a relative.
It's a funny song, but to be honest, I always thought it was slightly over-exaggerated in terms of comic value and used far too often in the "Morrissey lyrics are humourous and not just depressing" argument.
I've always read it as faked concern / sympathy / mourning, as Jones mentioned...
This is a bit of a non event in my eyes. Some kid from a band complaining about lack of meat in the free refreshments. Whilst others in this world starve. Being a working class kid, which he sounds, he should know better. Would you complain if you went to a free buffet and there was no...
I liked the Auld Lang Syne at the end of Pigsty. I thought it had a lovely chilling element to it, and such a poetic way to finish a beautiful song. You could imagine dying to it, the end of the year, the end of time, as others ring in the new year, the start of new life whilst yours is about to...
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