wow, sooo excited...i agree with all the good comments about Black Cloud and Its Not Your Birthday Anymore. can't wait.
wow, sooo excited...i agree with all the good comments about Black Cloud and Its Not Your Birthday Anymore. can't wait.
tonight i'll be your mother.
and has no comment on Smith reunion.
http://www.billboard.com/bbcom/news/...03922144.story
thank you for posting this.
unfortunately I find these lyrics very plain and weak, perhaps on level with Ringleaders. alas..
I think I am getting this whole Morrissey fan thing wrong.
If most fans like something, I tend not to and vice versa (although Tony the Pony has been getting a lot of well deserved love around here lately).
I liked the lyrics. Really dark. The reviews on the music all point towards something loud and raucus. I'm pretty excited about this record.
"Cried over my supper, it revived. Got off the table... started to fly."
I too thought the lyrics on Ringleader were forgettable. But I think these are of a significantly higher caliber -- more artful, more expressive, more pathos. I have high expectations for Years.
Lyrics are supposed to be heard not read.
When Last I Spoke To Carol
When last I spoke To Carol I said:
'I can't pretend it gets any easier.'
She said:
'I have hung on, I have edged along this narrow ledge since the day I was born in 1975.'
When last I spoke to Carol I said:
'I can't pretend I feel love for you.'
She said:
'I've hammered a smile upon this pasty face of mine since the day I was born in 1975.'
When I said goodbye to Carol,
Black earth upon the casket fell.
She had faded to
Something I always knew;
To the rescue nobody ever comes.
Last edited by Frankly Vulgar; December 12, 2008 at 08:37 PM.
This is all so very exciting!
Thank you, Anin!![]()
I disagree with this statement too.
Morrissey has built his reputation as a poet, with a distinct style he has carried throughout his career. It could be said that each and every song he has written have mutual undertones.
Was it Bob Dylan who said 'I've written the same song a million times?'