My little brother listened to The Youngest Was The Most Loved...
My little brother (11) listened to The Youngest Was The Most Loved and asked why there were children singing on it? On replying it's for effect, he exclaimed "well they could have asked me, I would have liked to sing with Morrissey, but don't tell any of my mates."
Another generation beckons
1.Who cares? 2. It's a lie.
Re: My little brother listened to The Youngest Was The Most Loved...
> My little brother (11) listened to The Youngest Was The Most Loved and
> asked why there were children singing on it? On replying it's for effect,
> he exclaimed "well they could have asked me, I would have liked to
> sing with Morrissey, but don't tell any of my mates."
> Another generation beckons
Is it just me or do these children have some foreign accent? Maybe it's an Italian choir?
Re: My little brother listened to The Youngest Was The Most Loved...
Fine puddle, I tell you a nice anecdote and all I get is abuse!
Re: My little brother listened to The Youngest Was The Most Loved...
Re: My little brother listened to The Youngest Was The Most Loved...
> Is it just me or do these children have some foreign accent? Maybe it's an
> Italian choir?
No it's not just you. Moz has talked about it in interviews. I wonder if they'll end up suing him for royalties, like the Pink Floyd ones did.
Re: My little brother listened to The Youngest Was The Most Loved...
> My little brother (11) listened to The Youngest Was The Most Loved and
> asked why there were children singing on it? On replying it's for effect,
> he exclaimed "well they could have asked me, I would have liked to
> sing with Morrissey, but don't tell any of my mates."
> Another generation beckons
Aw! Bless! My devil of a blue-eyed last-born's been war-dancing around the kitchen to it, grinning. I'm wondering if this song's not a portent of something....
They lost it when it was established schools out was recorded by cat stevens
Another brick through the window?
My Grandmother listened to the same
> My little brother (11) listened to The Youngest Was The Most Loved and
> asked why there were children singing on it? On replying it's for effect,
> he exclaimed "well they could have asked me, I would have liked to
> sing with Morrissey, but don't tell any of my mates."
> Another generation beckons
My grandmother (dead at the time) went WHAT???????????????
my mom saw morrissey on Letterman dressed as a priest
she said, "he's definitely different!"
i was thining the same thing. good thing you at least think like me
Re: My little brother listened to The Youngest Was The Most Loved...
That first puddle with the sci.edu.pol server is an impersonator.
Don't you remember he stole puddle's identity earlier today?
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