Satan now I am this

[SparkleBoy]

I just thought of something in the shower, Karl. What part of "You'll never see" and "It's really sly" discounts the idea that, most likely even unknown to Morrissey, there's a gem or two hidden in Morrissey's song where he calls out the name of Satan?

I mean maybe not, of course. But maybe?

You tease!!!!!!!

 

[Brel]

Sometimes the emphasis is actually hidden in the text that is not bold.

rejected my soul a was is not your country
"My soul was not rejected" (as previously thought perhaps)

Using the rest is a little more complicated:

a/is/your/country

The "a" may simply go in front of the "My soul wasnot rejected" like "exhibit A" or maybe a name.

The "is your country" is this based on shit accumulated all day:

counr=crown
ty=thank you=merci=Morrissey

"Morrissey is your crown."

This is basic Green Language, the final message being "My soul was not rejected, Morrissey is your crown." or "Morrissey's soul was not rejected, MAY is your crown." With a little bit of anagramming. "Praise the lowered." It's a lower case message, a confirmation that one side feels the other, immortal symmetry, some dude wrote a poem about it. And Morrissey does not look Satanic, he looks adamant.

 

[billy scissors]

lol..

 

[Eraserhead]

There are things called books which have words, formed into logical sentences, which then form a narrative in a book.
You can find patterns / messages anywhere. Haven't you seen the film "13"?!

Thirteen? Isn't that a film about adolescent girls? I don't see the connection.