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A Valentine for Moz and fans alike

posted by davidt on Saturday February 14 2004, @09:00AM

Derek M. writes:

I wrote this song a while back and thought it would be very appropriate today for Moz and Morrissey-lovers as well, even if Valentine's is a lost cause...

Southpaw

Your words will forever ring in my mind
"Sing your life, any fool can think of words that rhyme"
And I know it's gonna happen someday
Because every day is like Sunday
And, oh, on Sunday
On Sunday you know I love you

You and I, spawned in November
Oh you, the last of the famous
And I, stuck to you like glamorous glue
Certain people I know say it's not right
But now my heart is full of you

Your words have forever changed me so
"Do your best and don't worry"
And I held on to my friends
Because I know the loop will bring you back someday
And, oh, even if your busy, really busy
You know I'll still love you

You and I, spawned in November
Oh you, the last of the famous
And I, stuck to you like glamorous glue
Certain people I know say it's not right
But now my heart is full of you

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let me be the first to say.... (Score:0)

wretch!

Anonymous -- Saturday February 14 2004, @09:07AM (#86547)

I must agree... (Score:0)

that was unspeakably ghastly!

Anonymous -- Saturday February 14 2004, @09:34AM (#86553)

Do not read that so-called song..... (Score:0)

unless you don't mind experiencing the worst abdominal pain of your life, that was abysmal and I am still wretching 20 minutes later. My life is appreciably worse for having read that "tribute?" Morrissey may decide to never write another song if he sees what a negative effect he has on certain fans!

Anonymous -- Saturday February 14 2004, @09:47AM (#86554)

i too have a valentine's day song! (Score:1)

but it is not a tribute like this one.

for all those going to reject parties tonight, happy valentine's day!

suzanne <{suzsch} {at} {sbcglobal.net}> -- Saturday February 14 2004, @09:48AM (#86555)
(User #36 Info | http://www.myspace.com/snootywriter )
I scare dead people.

Re:i too have a valentine's day song! by tanukisutsu (Score:1) Saturday February 14 2004, @10:07AM
Re:i too have a valentine's day song! by Anonymous (Score:0) Sunday February 15 2004, @05:17AM

As Randy Jackson would say (Score:1)

Yeah, I'm sorry dog, I'm just not feelin' it dog. I dunno, you got that whole Morrissey thing going dog butchoo didn't make it your own dog. Just not feelin' it dog.

bored -- Saturday February 14 2004, @02:09PM (#86565)
(User #8415 Info)

Re:As Randy Jackson would say by MyMelody (Score:1) Sunday February 15 2004, @05:29AM
Re:As Randy Jackson would say by Anonymous (Score:0) Sunday February 15 2004, @10:27AM

to borrow (slightly) your technique... (Score:3, Funny)

If this is what I'm getting for Valentine's Day, I'm going back to being uloveable.

Ms.Golightly -- Saturday February 14 2004, @02:13PM (#86566)
(User #9821 Info | http://www.confessions123.com/ )
JSR, running with the dogs today...

Why oh why (Score:0, Redundant)

was this admitted as a news item?

Joemoz <jnso@hotmail.com> -- Saturday February 14 2004, @03:35PM (#86573)
(User #1342 Info)

um (Score:1)

That's the most cringe-worthy 'news' item I've read in ages, sorry!

cyanide rose -- Saturday February 14 2004, @03:46PM (#86576)
(User #7911 Info | http://murderess.net/ )
Popularity is an insult I have never suffered. - Oscar Wilde

Well.. (Score:2, Funny)

I think this is actually quite nice. A way of taking what Morrissey has given us and turning it into a tribute to him on Valentine's Day.

Remember: The love you take is equal to the love you make. Or, something like that.

hand in glove -- Saturday February 14 2004, @04:22PM (#86581)
(User #827 Info)
Art is the tree of life. Science is the tree of death. - William Blake

Re:Well.. by Anonymous (Score:0) Saturday February 14 2004, @04:27PM
- Re:Well.. by very (Score:1) Saturday February 14 2004, @05:11PM
- Re:Well.. by hand in glove (Score:1) Saturday February 14 2004, @05:48PM

poem (Score:0)

It's a cento, think that's what it's called, in other words a poem composed of lines from other pomes. I did something similar once w/ song lyrics from Robert Wyatt.

Anonymous -- Saturday February 14 2004, @06:54PM (#86592)

Re:poem by Anonymous (Score:1) Sunday February 15 2004, @10:32AM

I'm So Sorry... (Score:1)

Yeah, sorry to reiterate what's already been said here, but there was simply no need for that. Cringe-tastic.

Stu Walsh -- Sunday February 15 2004, @04:00AM (#86602)
(User #2312 Info)

It's entirely appropriate! (Score:1)

It's what Valentine's Day's all about - Hallmark sentiments customised to the audience in a slightly unconvincing manner...but it's very sweet. And far more eloquent than anything I was sent yesterday...

Biscuit Buscemi -- Sunday February 15 2004, @05:48AM (#86618)
(User #9908 Info)

Re:It's entirely appropriate! by Anonymous (Score:0) Sunday February 15 2004, @10:47AM

I feel embarrassed (Score:1, Funny)

after reading that, and I didn't even write it! I can only imagine how the author feels after penning that cringe-tacular entry.

Anonymous -- Sunday February 15 2004, @10:44AM (#86639)

just crap (Score:1)

simply put.

leedoggpimp <leedoggpimp@hotmail.com> -- Sunday February 15 2004, @09:05PM (#86688)
(User #2789 Info | http://www.morrisseymusic.com/ )
True friends stab you in the front.

Letting the artist entertain the critic (Score:1, Insightful)

This is tragedy at its worst. Were you really being serious? hmm? You took every lyric that is somewhat decent and distorted them to fit your silly little whim. Morrissey's lyrics are to be internalized not distorted, and mishaped. We understand you have a vast knowledge of Morrissey/Smiths, you proved that. Next time, you may want to put more thought into your work before you submit it. Yes, (I know it may even happen to you someday, if you would stop listening to annoymous calls, and poisen pens sweetie)

Anonymous -- Sunday February 15 2004, @11:11PM (#86695)

Bloody hell - how to make Moz sound shit! (Score:1)

mmmm

L'Estrange -- Monday February 16 2004, @12:20AM (#86698)
(User #1939 Info | http://www.morrissey-solo.com/ )
L'Estrange

atrocity (Score:0)

was relieved to see most other people found that unspeakable. don't you have anyting better to do? why do you come here?

Anonymous -- Monday February 16 2004, @03:13AM (#86717)

Ack (Score:1)

gag me with a spoon

Drella -- Monday February 16 2004, @06:22AM (#86739)
(User #9861 Info)
*Vicious, you hit me with a flower*

saddly.... (Score:1)

I regret ever having ever quote a Morrissey line if it came off like that.

ugh, well, atleast he used his liberty and freedom and I can respect that, so many don't.

MasterOfWho -- Monday February 16 2004, @07:25PM (#86805)
(User #7664 Info)
Is there room in your heart for a Tennant who carries a Rose? http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/

eek (Score:0)

it's cringeworthy

Anonymous -- Tuesday February 17 2004, @04:33AM (#86841)

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