Morrissey performing “The World is Full of Crashing Bores”
Ugh, rough day. Sometimes the only thing that can make things better is Morrissey. That is all.
“This world, I am afraid, is designed for crashing bores.”
Morrissey performing “The World is Full of Crashing Bores”
Ugh, rough day. Sometimes the only thing that can make things better is Morrissey. That is all.
“This world, I am afraid, is designed for crashing bores.”
The Decemberists, “This is Why We Fight”
…in which Colin Maloy lets his inner Morrissey fly wild and free!
Don’t believe me? Here’s some lyrical comparisons:
Maloy: Come attrition / Come the reek of bones / Come attrition / Come hell
Morrissey: Come, come, nuclear bomb (“Everday is Like Sunday”)
Maloy: When we die / We will die / With our arms unbound
Morrissey: There is no-one on earth I’m afraid of / And I will die with both my hands untied (“Irish Blood, English Heart”)
Maloy: So come to me / Come to me now / Lay your arms around me
Morrissey: You don’t understand, and yet you can / Take me in your arms and love me (“The World is Full of Crashing Bores”) or Crash into my arms… (“Jack the Ripper”) or All I ask of you is one thing that you never do / Would you put your arms around me (“Tomorrow’) [Morrissey really wants a hug.]
In short: I would pay Real American Dollars to hear Morrissey duet with Colin Maloy.
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Lyrics from The Smiths’ “Nowhere Fast”