Just like I Just Want to See the Boy Happy, this barely qualifies as an album track, never mind a single. There just isn't much there, like on most of the Ringleader, an album on which Morrissey really allowed himself to coast on past achievements.
The lyrics are amusing enough to make this one fun. It's not my favorite of his rockers by far but I fully support Morrissey whenever he wants to go into rock star mode.
It was a steep fall-off from "You Have Killed Me" to "I Just Want To See The Boy Happy." But he wasn't really spoiled for options, as Alain's contributions were not single-/radio-oriented - with the one exception perhaps being "I'll Never Be Anybody's Hero Now."
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