@cats Why do you come here? And why, why do you hang around? I'm so sorry (that you don't like this song) Why do you come here? And why send me silly notes? Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh 😄😄🥰
@@mauriziocoffinardi4298 maybe the same reason as me, I just let my playlist go through some 80s stuff to see if there's anything I liked, and boy does it suck... idk what it is about rock music then but the drum beats were all identical, and it's all kinda cheesy and depressive/romantic. It's nothing like the 70s when rock was still awesome.
É cada música linda das décadas de 80, que quando vc ouve da vontade de chorar 😭💔 Coração partido com as perdas dos anti queridos e recente perdi minha querida prima irmã Miriam. Como dói meu coração 😢😭
My childhood friend has Alzheimer's and Dementia. Yesterday he was wearing a The Smiths T-shirt and trying to tune his guitar. I got it tuned up for him and started giving him the tune. 10 mins later he was playing and singing it like he was a professional. Music is your medicine.
Well one thing common with a lot of dementia patients is that the one that stays the longest is music that even when memories start fading they’ll remember music more then anything for some reason
Thank you for sharing that moment. Music transcends and speaks to our souls like no other. I feel for your friend immensely and wish we could just zap those conditions out of existence.
I knew your dad... Even though I didn't. I love that you are listening to your Dad's music. My dad left the world the week before Christmas and I am so glad that I can find him in music. Hugs.
I'm 43 and have been listening to Morrissey a lot for the last year. I never checked him out when I was younger - all my friends love him. What a talent. It's never too late to discover Morrissey.
I only discovered The Smiths & Morrissey within the last 14 months myself. I'm trying to figure out how I lived those 49 years before learning of Moz! All the good MTV did for this type of music in the 80s & I swear I remember nothing of The Smiths being played on there!
Saw him live today. His voice is the same. Sadly a guy jumped on stage to hug him and he ended the concert. 3 songs short, we all wished for this song. Bummer.
Why do you come here? And why, why do you hang around? I'm so sorry I'm so sorry Why do you come here When you know it makes things hard for me? When you know, oh Why do you come? Why do you telephone? And why send me silly notes? I'm so sorry I'm so sorry Why do you come here When you know it makes things hard for me? When you know, oh Why do you come? You had to sneak into my room Just to read my diary "It was just to see, just to see" All the things you knew I'd written about you Oh, so many illustrations Oh, but I'm so very sickened Oh, I am so sickened now Oh, it was a good lay, good lay It was a good lay, good lay It was a good lay, good lay Oh-oh It was a good lay, good lay It was a good lay, good lay Oh, it was a good lay, good lay Oh-oh, oh-oh Oh, it was a good lay It was a good lay Oh, a good lay It was a good lay Good lay, good lay Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh It was a good lay It was a good lay
What a great tribute to an American icon,hero,and beloved son of Indiana I will retrace Morrissey's steps as i know exactly where this is Thank you sir,30 years later and this still has great meaning and influence
IMPOSSÍVEL esse homem não ter MILHÕES de seguidores hoje em dia!!!!! O povo definitivamente não sabe o que é música boa hoje em dia!!!!! OBRIGADAAA AS POR ISSO, AMO VOCÊ MORRISEY!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Como essa banda me ajudou ,apenas com 6 anos em um orfanato em Ribeirão Pires sem minha irmã ,q sempre me protegia , sozinha , essa banda me ajudou a não enlouquecer . Meu espírito saia do meu corpo e eu não sentia os abusos , as noites acabavam rápido .e no dia seguinte eu me curava com meu walkimem ouvindo Smiths ,metálica me chamavam de bruxa por conta do gosto musical ,eu matava um peso por dia para continuar com meu radinho ,hoje aqui em minha casa ouvindo e tomando umas para fechar as feridas
The song isn't separate from the guitar and the vocals now, is it? "Stay brilliant" - the man has produced more bad than good - certainly much of it is indifferent material
Im listening on headphones in the dark with my wife and boston terriers next to me and I couldnt help but sing the "Why I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I" part in the beginning...lol...I know the dogs picked it up.
After getting Viva Hate I wondered if the smiths magic could be recaptured. Yes, I’m losing Johnny he undoubtedly lost something very special but the whole viva hate album was a massive statement of intent. “I can still produce excellent, standout records even after losing a genius”
Listening to this song on repeat as I travel to the hospital where my Dad is in critical care. This songs with its lyrics and melody is keeping me intact during this hard time. Thanks, Moz, you crazy, brilliant lad.
I went to Fairmount today (April 8th 2024) and saw the TOTAL ECLIPSE. There was almost nobody else there ! Retraced Morrissey's steps, of course, including the town and James Dean's old house and barn. It was epic !!
"Lord, please take me back to this time, to this year, to the 80s. My parents were younger, healthy, friends loved each other, and even many neighbors and strangers still treated each other with some semblance of 'respect.' Life was NOT perfect, but there was still hope." Wahi' Valleys
Soy de Mexico 🇲🇽 y admiro mucho a The Smiths y a Morrisey, sus canciones han alegrado mi Juventud y han impactado mi vida de forma positiva saludos amigos ingleses muchas gracias por su buena música un fuerte abrazo desde México 👋🤗
Sabes no sé si has visto Ant-man & the wasp en la parte donde Luis dice que su abuela solo escucha a Morrisey...que a los mexicanos nos gusta por sus letras melancólicas.
Oh gosh, this brings me back to the late 80's and when I was in my teens and early 20's. I think if I could go back to any age and time, it would be 1988 when this came out and live in that year forever! Stay Gold Ponyboy!
A herança mais gostosa que meu pai deixou pra mim. Um homem espetacular, com um ótimo gosto musical, cresci ouvindo Morrissey e The Smiths, como eu amo e hoje, completando 1 ano de falecimento do meu jovem senhor de 60 anos, nada melhor do ouvir o que ele gostava no meio desse caos, um meio de dizer que ele ainda existe em mim. Obrigada por deixar um legado de ótimas músicas. Ivo Ribeiro do Nascimento, está é pra você, ontem, hoje e sempre, te amo meu pai❤️😍
My all time favorite song as a lonely 16 year old. This single helped me get over the grief of the Smiths splitting up. Couldn’t publicly admit that I was gay until I was 19. So I secretly loved Morrissey for 3 years instead. The sadness in the tone was the empathy I needed. Thanks Mozz.
Jamás existirá el nivel de música de aquellos tiempos, Morrisey y the Smiths marcaron toda una época, con un gran calidad, aun recuerdo con gran cariño el dia que escuché esta canción, un poco de nostalgia y maravillosos recuerdos de esa época, muchas gracias por compartir. Abrazo desde México!!!
Totalmente de acuerdo. Una de las mejores voces de la década de los 80, 90 y, en la actualidad… y un grupo como los Smiths con canciones que son auténticos himnos. Hay que ser cateto para hacer una pregunta así.
I remember as a kid listening to the music charts on the radio I had my cassette ready to record. And I listened to that song all the time even with the dj talking into the intro😄
The little boy's smile at the beginning is so damn cute it makes me want to scream & cry. (Moz's sad vocals do that too.) Either way I hope the kid's having a wonderful life.
This is where James Dean grew up in a small town in Indiana. He was born on February 8th, 1931 (and died in 1955, the same year "Rebel Without a Cause" came out). I wouldn't be surprised if Morrissey filmed this video on his exact birthday since it's obviously winter in this clip. *Edit: LOL-- he actually wrote "Morrissey--Feb. 7th, 1988" on a wall. Man, I can't believe this song is that old. I thought it was from the '90s!
Every time I hear this sound I remember the Sundays when my dog and I spent the whole afternoon playing and that sound played on the radio, I miss him a lot.
I have a wonderful memory of being a teen, the car loaded with my friends, and this song blaring at full volume. We were headed to a house party in Hollywood, not a care in the world or a dollar in our pockets. Everything was a big deal, yet nothing else mattered; just being together. We would kill or die for each other without question. Twenty years later, three of those friends are no longer with us and this song reminds me of them. RIP guys, you're loved and missed greatly; thank you for being a vital part of my life and I look forward to seeing you again in the next world.
I was out with my lover on a Sunday listening to this one. After services, w went walking around. Finally we wound up at his parents flat, where we became intimate. A very pleasant Sunday it was. Thank you morrissey
Infelizmente é perda di tempo com brasileiro qui e surdo não raciona e não sabi o qui e musica di verdadi qui só vivi ouvindo estas porcaria no tempo di hoje você tem bom gosto .
Even almost 40 years later, lyrics and music defined as be the best ever made in this miserable world... THE SMITHS and MORRISSEY feels like it was ART of the highest level...
@@raulcervantescontreras8194 I apologize, my internet has been down since 3 am Sunday morning until just a few minutes ago. I was already 29 and in the Navy in San Diego but have I'm sure, the same Great type of memories my friend. Have a Great week.
Me! And all my beautiful memories from the 80' makes me fly 🕊️ back when I was so young,And this English Gentleman captivated me completely, while I was drinking a Johny Walker! Awesome!
I'm 13, my dad brought me up with this sort of music - with the stone roses also, and I showed a couple of friends this genre/type of music and they all liked it; they said it's better than all the new songs, they have meaning and real talent behind them
qlock 18 don't worry about the cynicism shown by people like Blankface; people who Morrissey would have dismissive disdain for. You keep educating your teenage mates - plenty more bands out there cut from similar cloth; Inspiral Carpets, James, The Cure, The Jam, The Undertones and a wealth of talent from across the Pond; The Pixies, R.E.M. , 10,000 Maniacs.....(P.S. don't bother with the Grateful Dead - they were sh!t)
I have been a Smiths/Morrissey fan since the 80’s and I am 47 now. Morrissey’s singing just takes you to a calming place no matter what is going on around you. The power of Morrissey’s voice and lyrics are amazing then and now.
Stephen and I used to walk the endless meadow landscape of Moss Side in Manchester during school summer holidays. He was forever singing and I remember him vowing to be bigger than Benny from Abba at one point, or was it Benny from Crossroads? anyway to have been so close to what became such a massive iconic figure is a privilege of my mental illness. Stephen used to say things that at the time seemed so random and out of place but as history has shown were actually quite amazingly insightful. A couple of examples of what mean: One day on the Moss Side meadow as we coupled endless daisies together to make a daisy chain (that still holds the Claremont Road daisy chain record 252 daisies or 621 inches) Stephen. or as he liked to be called then Stephen turned to me and said 'Mike Joyce is a money grabbing talentless drum stick holder isn't he?' I replied 'I don't know who is he?'. Stephen said weirdly 'someone I have yet to meet but trust me and what I say'. I said 'ok'. Later that day when we had been crowned Claremont Road Daisy Chain Champions 1976 (2nd year running) Stephen turned to me and said ' I will admit that leaving the band at the height of their success left me feeling vulnerable and I will fear for my future but who could have guessed that as solo Morrissey I will sell out stadiums all over the world, particularly in Mexico and be bigger than the Smiths ever were'. I said 'what?' and Stephen said ' oh, ignore me it's the Perrier gone straight to my head.' I asked 'who are the Smiths and are they causing you trouble?'. Stephen said ' Who are the Smiths..exactly and no they can't bother me'. it was all very cryptic back then looking and listening to a 17 year old Morrissey Daisy Chain Champ (twice over) but as I said with what history has taught us it's as if he knew his destiny.
+Ray Mercer Love it... The part with Mexico is slightly unnecessary - a bit over the top...But the rest has a uniquely eery atmosphere...Keep on writing! And I mean it!
Was all about the music. Great music too. Nothing manufactured and I could hear this a million times and it will still sound as good as the first time I heard it as a young child
Thank you MOZ ~ once again with this song you helped me prevent to succumb...and accept the loss of the greatest love of my life. I shared many, many tears with you (Summer 1999). Thank you for listening.
I am fourteen years old (about to turn fifteen in the next couple of weeks) and I’m proud to have discovered Morrissey at my age. There’s something about him that I resonate with and I’m humbled by his poetic ability. Despite allegations and the problematic news articles, I’ve a lot of respect for this man and his raw honesty. I aspire to age into a gentleman like him.
You shouldn’t wear the art you like as a kind of badge of honour. Morrissey is just a reactionary, quite a cognitively dissonant one at that. To his lyrics and musicianship, I say fair enough; but he seems quite a bitter, arrogant man these days, one who perhaps hasn’t been told to shut up enough by those around him.
Can you believe it? Goosebumps after all these years. it says a lot about this legend, an artist ahead of his time, who still captivates us to this day.
My favorite Morrissey song when i was 16 clumsy and shy. These tunes dont age, pure unadulterated pleasure, 40+ years on.
Howa bout i come to wish you unhappy birthday lol!!!!!!!
born in 1966.
I feel blessed to experience the musical greatness. P.S got my funeral songs sorted before I was 50.x
Absolutley
I have to agree
16 clumsy and shy thats the story of my life….
1988 - this song is awesome!💥
2023 - this song still awesome!💥
2023 - this song rapes!
💯
Sign of a genius
@cats Why do you come here?
And why, why do you hang around?
I'm so sorry (that you don't like this song)
Why do you come here?
And why send me silly notes?
Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh 😄😄🥰
@@mauriziocoffinardi4298 maybe the same reason as me, I just let my playlist go through some 80s stuff to see if there's anything I liked, and boy does it suck... idk what it is about rock music then but the drum beats were all identical, and it's all kinda cheesy and depressive/romantic. It's nothing like the 70s when rock was still awesome.
Still listening to this May 2024... Happy Birthday, Morrissey!! Love you so much❤💖
É cada música linda das décadas de 80, que quando vc ouve da vontade de chorar 😭💔 Coração partido com as perdas dos anti queridos e recente perdi minha querida prima irmã Miriam. Como dói meu coração 😢😭
My childhood friend has Alzheimer's and Dementia. Yesterday he was wearing a The Smiths T-shirt and trying to tune his guitar. I got it tuned up for him and started giving him the tune. 10 mins later he was playing and singing it like he was a professional. Music is your medicine.
Well one thing common with a lot of dementia patients is that the one that stays the longest is music that even when memories start fading they’ll remember music more then anything for some reason
There is a light 💡……❤️ ace post to read
Thank you for sharing that moment. Music transcends and speaks to our souls like no other. I feel for your friend immensely and wish we could just zap those conditions out of existence.
I hope my kids will dress me that cool when I go off to my mindpalace.
Wow... Alzheimer's _and_ Dementia. I'm sorry to hear about that. I hope you and your friend can enjoy this beautiful song together
My dad loved this song , when he passed away I discovered it . And now I love it . Thanks dad for good music that you passed to your son❤️
I knew your dad... Even though I didn't. I love that you are listening to your Dad's music. My dad left the world the week before Christmas and I am so glad that I can find him in music. Hugs.
Share some green beans with me...
Sorry about your papa
Well you're sure making him proud 🖤
Your old man had great taste in music kid.
Music from 80's is the best I'm proud I was born in this decade ❤
Morrissey é muito atemporal, um gênio, suas músicas passa de geração para gerações, tenho 22 anos e gosto muito!
Boa eu tenho 45 e adorei ler o teu comentario ❤
Tenho 60 e sei que vc tem bom gosto. Explore mais os anos 80, tem muita coisa fantástica.
Tenho 28 anos e concordo com você.
Ás bandas de Pós Punk são fantásticas demais, ouça The Cult, Sisters of Mercy , Joy Division e Bauhaus..
I'm 43 and have been listening to Morrissey a lot for the last year. I never checked him out when I was younger - all my friends love him. What a talent. It's never too late to discover Morrissey.
I agree
Never too late my friend.
I only discovered The Smiths & Morrissey within the last 14 months myself. I'm trying to figure out how I lived those 49 years before learning of Moz! All the good MTV did for this type of music in the 80s & I swear I remember nothing of The Smiths being played on there!
Well said !!!
same here man
I loved that carpet written "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out"
I want one!💖🦄
the less light that goes out the better
There is a light... Es mi segunda canción favorita y que me representa también.
That was shipped to him by a fan. He loved it and obviously used it.
It’s the one in the fridge
Still listening in 2023 I'm 47 and still one of my favorites since 1987 !!!
It was released in 1988
Me too… rediscovering my teens…. Efin magical!!!❤️💯
Alguém 2024 e olha que nasci em 2001 e amo essa época sem ter vivido 😅❤❤❤ nostalgia que nunca tive alguém mais???
E nois rsrs
I can't stop listening to Morrissey today. His voice is the most beautiful of any artist I've ever encountered.
Saw him live today. His voice is the same. Sadly a guy jumped on stage to hug him and he ended the concert. 3 songs short, we all wished for this song. Bummer.
Vc é linda!
Same. I could listen to him constantly. I’ve always said that he could sing the phone book to me 😅
Yeah, but what about Katy Perry?
ThAt word, ‘special’ might not fly in today’s world..... I mean some do.... guess I was just fed horse feed.....
Why do you come here?
And why, why do you hang around?
I'm so sorry
I'm so sorry
Why do you come here
When you know it makes things hard for me?
When you know, oh
Why do you come?
Why do you telephone?
And why send me silly notes?
I'm so sorry
I'm so sorry
Why do you come here
When you know it makes things hard for me?
When you know, oh
Why do you come?
You had to sneak into my room
Just to read my diary
"It was just to see, just to see"
All the things you knew I'd written about you
Oh, so many illustrations
Oh, but I'm so very sickened
Oh, I am so sickened now
Oh, it was a good lay, good lay
It was a good lay, good lay
It was a good lay, good lay
Oh-oh
It was a good lay, good lay
It was a good lay, good lay
Oh, it was a good lay, good lay
Oh-oh, oh-oh
Oh, it was a good lay
It was a good lay
Oh, a good lay
It was a good lay
Good lay, good lay
Oh-oh, oh-oh, oh-oh
It was a good lay
It was a good lay
Thanks for this
I take it this song is about banging an ex you keep coming back to? Lol
Thanks Lukfoll. 😺
who was he laying...James Dean?
Yes!! Thank you thank you!!
Hoje escutando essa linda canção. Lutando. Contra depressão. E Com uma crise de ansiedade horrivel.😢💔
What a great tribute to an American icon,hero,and beloved son of Indiana
I will retrace Morrissey's steps as i know exactly where this is
Thank you sir,30 years later and this still has great meaning and influence
American icon ?
@@niviamaeva James Dean, which is the grave he's near at the end. He was an American actor who died in a car crash really young
@@niviamaeva yeah ya goof
Ídolo 1:41 @@GaialeiStrife
I think the high school is gone.
Morrissey always has been and always will be SO FUCKING STYLISH!
And so fucking hot!! X
high five in Pub
hes sporting the "Arnold Ernst Toht" look...
veryb interesting
evolunacy2 thanks to James Dean
Era o ano de 1988, Eu com 13 anos de idade, hoje estou aqui com 48 curtindo esse clássico, quem mais se identifica?!
Sim. Eu também com 48..
Som maravilhoso
Eu também!!!
Eu hoje com 51 anos adorava escutar essa na época eu tinha 14
Eu estudava pra prova ouvindo essa musica rsrs
Eu curto muito Vilma, é um ícone da música, pena que essa banda durou pouco tempo.
Eu ti 14 anos em 1988!Esse ano farei 50!E digo com toda certeza, nenhuma época ira superar anos 80! Orgulho de ter vivido essa época maravilhosa!
IMPOSSÍVEL esse homem não ter MILHÕES de seguidores hoje em dia!!!!! O povo definitivamente não sabe o que é música boa hoje em dia!!!!! OBRIGADAAA AS POR ISSO, AMO VOCÊ MORRISEY!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Concordo! Amo o morrissey
Amo Morrissey's canciones, pero el hombre está mierda, y racista.
I Love Morrissey
Acho que pq ele é xenofobico, nazi e os caramba
❤
Nobody will ever be able to write lyrics like Morrissey did. He's one of a kind
You do amazing work Mr. Barrett👍
My favorite songwriter of all time
Today's radio is garbage this music was and still is GOLD Tunes to the Ears for many like me
MORRiSSEY 43Ver!!!
Renato Russo it's the Brazilian Morrissey, listening please!!
i was literally talking to my son about this, when your comment showed up. but what us this song about?
1988 - this song is awesome!
2024 - this song still awesome!
Y en el 2024 😁
💯👌✌️
Culturally significant. The future generations will thank you for putting this on RUclips. You Morrissey. See.
It's 2024 and this music is still extremely good and addictive!
1000%
Yasssss
@@Knoxneb01
2024 🙌🏻
Como essa banda me ajudou ,apenas com 6 anos em um orfanato em Ribeirão Pires sem minha irmã ,q sempre me protegia , sozinha , essa banda me ajudou a não enlouquecer . Meu espírito saia do meu corpo e eu não sentia os abusos , as noites acabavam rápido .e no dia seguinte eu me curava com meu walkimem ouvindo Smiths ,metálica me chamavam de bruxa por conta do gosto musical ,eu matava um peso por dia para continuar com meu radinho ,hoje aqui em minha casa ouvindo e tomando umas para fechar as feridas
Baita história... Sinto muito por tudo
Poxa q triste, como tem covardes neste mundo. Abraço
Graças a Deus existe o álcool e esses sons. Mas amiga, os abusos eu não esqueço e isso foi na minha casa mesmo. Sinto muito por nós. Beijos
Que o inferno aumente o fogo pra receber essas pessoas.
Deus te abençoe amiga!
the guitar the vocals the song... we wont hear music like this ever again...stay brilliant Morrissey.
The song isn't separate from the guitar and the vocals now, is it? "Stay brilliant" - the man has produced more bad than good - certainly much of it is indifferent material
shush@@jimnewcombe7584
@@jimnewcombe7584imagine being such a negative nelly
She says while listening to Morrissey @@AWSMcube
The good times. I was a freshman in HS jamming out to Morrisey. We had the best music. Merry Christmas to everyone..
I feel everything about this comment.
i'm a freshman in hs rn jamming to moz
I am ... wonderful song that never gets old. Morrisey is the king IMHO
34 years later, and I STILL love this song. The whole Viva Hate album is an absolute masterpiece, I can't help but sing along to the entire thing.
I love it too, Margaret on the guillotine being my favourite
I feel that
Im listening on headphones in the dark with my wife and boston terriers next to me and I couldnt help but sing the "Why I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I" part in the beginning...lol...I know the dogs picked it up.
Piccadilly palarie......
After getting Viva Hate I wondered if the smiths magic could be recaptured. Yes, I’m losing Johnny he undoubtedly lost something very special but the whole viva hate album was a massive statement of intent. “I can still produce excellent, standout records even after losing a genius”
Listening to this song on repeat as I travel to the hospital where my Dad is in critical care. This songs with its lyrics and melody is keeping me intact during this hard time. Thanks, Moz, you crazy, brilliant lad.
How's your dad doing now?
@@v-town1980 he passed away the same day, sadly. He loved The Smiths and ol' Moz. Thanks for asking.
Best wishes fella
I wish you and your family the best
Morryssey saudades @
This kind of music simply age like wine, never gets obsolete or boring, always stay strong towards the modern music
I'm almost 40, and my girls are 7&8 and they stumbled across this song. We love Morrissey
One of the single best guitar intros to a song EVER. PERIOD. This song will never be outdated or over done. It is a true Brit masterpiece.
Yea, it sounds like Jonny Marr(of the Smiths) but it's not.
Dumb luck I guess but this was the morrissey song I heard, that was in '93 and I've listened to it non stop since
Stephen Street
Only other I can think of with a better guitar intro is the cure - pictures of you
Whattt?😱
Você brasileiro que está ouvindo essa música, tenho uma coisa pra te dizer: você tem um gosto e tanto amigo(a)!!
👍
Verdade adoro e tenho saudade da adolescencia
Umas das melhores músicas do mundo!
Valeu
Certamente!
I went to Fairmount today (April 8th 2024) and saw the TOTAL ECLIPSE. There was almost nobody else there ! Retraced Morrissey's steps, of course, including the town and James Dean's old house and barn. It was epic !!
1988 - this song is awesome
100%
Music from my childhood
"Lord, please take me back to this time, to this year, to the 80s. My parents were younger, healthy, friends loved each other, and even many neighbors and strangers still treated each other with some semblance of 'respect.' Life was NOT perfect, but there was still hope." Wahi' Valleys
Também concordo .
Everything was better back then. Simplicity reinforced with higher morals.
Soy de Mexico 🇲🇽 y admiro mucho a The Smiths y a Morrisey, sus canciones han alegrado mi Juventud y han impactado mi vida de forma positiva saludos amigos ingleses muchas gracias por su buena música un fuerte abrazo desde México 👋🤗
🇲🇽🇺🇸
@@claramaddox41 🥰
I'm glad y have such a like my friend
Sabes no sé si has visto Ant-man & the wasp en la parte donde Luis dice que su abuela solo escucha a Morrisey...que a los mexicanos nos gusta por sus letras melancólicas.
@@Tortisginis Soy Mexicano y me gustan varias rolas de The Smiths
Oh gosh, this brings me back to the late 80's and when I was in my teens and early 20's. I think if I could go back to any age and time, it would be 1988 when this came out and live in that year forever! Stay Gold Ponyboy!
Understand where your coming from, I'd go back myself to late 70's / early 80's, my life's over now
They never go out of fashion ,we need these cheery tunes
@officialmorrissey_. hello I'm fine thank you ,can you tell me ,your name ?
Oh yes ,thrilled ,
I often listen ,to your music
I like suadehead ,but also every other song is uplifting ,nothing ever boring ,must come from so many different experiences you had ,
I also like ,that you show +care for animals ,it,s just awefull , seen so many video,s it,s a crying shame on so called humanity 😢
Living in another country, feeling alone. Away from friends, family and remembering what my adolescence was like listening to this masterpiece…
A herança mais gostosa que meu pai deixou pra mim. Um homem espetacular, com um ótimo gosto musical, cresci ouvindo Morrissey e The Smiths, como eu amo e hoje, completando 1 ano de falecimento do meu jovem senhor de 60 anos, nada melhor do ouvir o que ele gostava no meio desse caos, um meio de dizer que ele ainda existe em mim. Obrigada por deixar um legado de ótimas músicas. Ivo Ribeiro do Nascimento, está é pra você, ontem, hoje e sempre, te amo meu pai❤️😍
que linda essa sua homenagem e gratidão bom o seu pai querido são poucos os filhos que reconhecem parabéns gostei demais mesmo um abração
Tenha certeza que ele tem muito orgulho de você e te acompanha do plano espiritual.
que declaração de amor mais linda de uma filha pro pai, isto é muito lindo, te amei sem ti conhecer
Bela música . Belíssima homenagem 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Que ótima herança ele.deixou pra ti menina, acredito que vcs deveriam ter ouvido muito essas música juntos, momentos inesquecíveis.
In a word...iconic
Gen x here born 68. This guy has written the theme song to most of my life. I had a diary and somebody snuck into my room and read it.
Baby boomer,here still rocking out to this song, I'm 65 years old.
My all time favorite song as a lonely 16 year old. This single helped me get over the grief of the Smiths splitting up. Couldn’t publicly admit that I was gay until I was 19. So I secretly loved Morrissey for 3 years instead. The sadness in the tone was the empathy I needed. Thanks Mozz.
Simply the best. Takes me back to my younger years but lately listening again to the great Morrissey and The Smiths. Blows today's music away.
Morrissey, Morrissey, Morrissey❣️
Lonely but Fabulous! 🫶🏾
Still listening! Going to see Morrissey Tonight!💖💖💖
His voice is like ice and air beautiful =)!!!
Wow, what a comment. :)
+retrogal96 James Dean or Morrissey?
+retrogal96 ice an air on the moon :)
+Arch Stanton Morrissey ever time
+retrogal96 son and heir
My brother loved Morrissy music..But hes gone now. I can remember him through his music.Its weird everyday when I go to work I here a song he liked.
My wife is a huge fan, and I became hooked lol.
Jamás existirá el nivel de música de aquellos tiempos, Morrisey y the Smiths marcaron toda una época, con un gran calidad, aun recuerdo con gran cariño el dia que escuché esta canción, un poco de nostalgia y maravillosos recuerdos de esa época, muchas gracias por compartir.
Abrazo desde México!!!
Totalmente de acuerdo. Una de las mejores voces de la década de los 80, 90 y, en la actualidad… y un grupo como los Smiths con canciones que son auténticos himnos. Hay que ser cateto para hacer una pregunta así.
Os comentários são a prova que Brasileiro de verdade,apreciam o que é bom!
Com certeza👍🎶💚💙💛🇧🇷
Música de hoje em dia só lixo
Os Brasileiros que estão ouvindo essa linda música em 2021 da um alô aí 😁🇧🇷❤️
Ouço toda a vez que compra Cerveja e coloco o Som em casa. sozinho eu viajo kkkk Mas gosto mtt!!!
@@leonardopires7166 Tempos de ouro irmão
ME ME ME Wow! Bom Dia Bro!
Meu irmão estou no interior de Minas gerais apreciando essa que é a das melhores músicas de todos os tempos.
Alô 🤙👍
I remember as a kid listening to the music charts on the radio I had my cassette ready to record. And I listened to that song all the time even with the dj talking into the intro😄
The little boy's smile at the beginning is so damn cute it makes me want to scream & cry. (Moz's sad vocals do that too.) Either way I hope the kid's having a wonderful life.
Agreed - so sad - and beautiful!!!
Morrissey has never looked better! I just love this song. It gets an A+.
Morrissey always looked so natural driving that tractor.
Haha! I was just thinking how he looked so out of place on it.
Morrissey can't drive...... was shitting himself during filming. x
bs27v1b the Smith está no meu sangue
nostalgia total...
Bought this back in 1988, still have it, in mint condition....
This is where James Dean grew up in a small town in Indiana. He was born on February 8th, 1931 (and died in 1955, the same year "Rebel Without a Cause" came out). I wouldn't be surprised if Morrissey filmed this video on his exact birthday since it's obviously winter in this clip.
*Edit: LOL-- he actually wrote "Morrissey--Feb. 7th, 1988" on a wall. Man, I can't believe this song is that old. I thought it was from the '90s!
I thought it was from the early 90s as well.
I can't believe I was 17 about to turn 18 when this video was made. I love the time stamp of Morrissey's graffiti on the school wall.
Every time I hear this sound I remember the Sundays when my dog and I spent the whole afternoon playing and that sound played on the radio, I miss him a lot.
I saw morrisy in nyc. Like a while ago.good show.
A legend visiting another legend. RIP James Dean.
I have a wonderful memory of being a teen, the car loaded with my friends, and this song blaring at full volume. We were headed to a house party in Hollywood, not a care in the world or a dollar in our pockets. Everything was a big deal, yet nothing else mattered; just being together. We would kill or die for each other without question. Twenty years later, three of those friends are no longer with us and this song reminds me of them. RIP guys, you're loved and missed greatly; thank you for being a vital part of my life and I look forward to seeing you again in the next world.
Robert Sotela a
you would kill for another? you would associate with those who would kill for you? not trolling, just scratching my ..head peace
Its called poetic license
I totally get what you're saying.....
Lidia Quinillo ur an idiot
Morrissey and his melodic voice ❤❤❤
I was out with my lover on a Sunday listening to this one. After services, w went walking around. Finally we wound up at his parents flat, where we became intimate. A very pleasant Sunday it was. Thank you morrissey
Whos listening to this in 2024?
Well you obviously ..dahh
Me 😉
Meeeeee
Us old school peeps
Saludos desde México!!! I love this song!!
OS SMITHS são a evolução da música em alto estilo de elegância e arranjos. Morrissey é um gênio
Concordo plenamente!!!
future in lsi ira dzeny aveli lavna
Morrissey’s music transcends time…
Cade os brasileiro que sabem apreciar uma boa musica aqui em 2024 ?
Eu mesma amoo essas músicas 🎶 🎶 🎶
Infelizmente é perda di tempo com brasileiro qui e surdo não raciona e não sabi o qui e musica di verdadi qui só vivi ouvindo estas porcaria no tempo di hoje você tem bom gosto .
👍🇧🇷👊
boas musicas sempre serão prazerosas viagens no passado.
Tô aqui!!!
Even almost 40 years later, lyrics and music defined as be the best ever made in this miserable world... THE SMITHS and MORRISSEY feels like it was ART of the highest level...
It is my friend, it is.
Wow has it been that long ? I'm getting old . Lol I'm 52 now
@@theonlyonestanding8079 M2 :-)
In 98 I was crushing on this girl and she got me into the smiths, it was the perfect storm 🖤
Não me canso de ouvir essa canção maravilhosa.
Saudades, saudades, saudades
Watching one of my favorite videos from Fairmont, WV. I hope that everyone who reads this has an excellent life.
Bonitos recuerdos de cuando llo era adolecente
@@raulcervantescontreras8194 I apologize, my internet has been down since 3 am Sunday morning until just a few minutes ago. I was already 29 and in the Navy in San Diego but have I'm sure, the same Great type of memories my friend. Have a Great week.
You are a good man,have a nice week and excellent life as well
Amém 🙏
Birthplace of James Dean is Fairmont, IN., FYI. I hope you have a lovely, excellent life too!
que saudade como tocava nas rádios FM do Brasil 🇧🇷 minha juventude era embalada por essa canção
Que legal meu jovem
Me! And all my beautiful memories from the 80' makes me fly 🕊️ back when I was so young,And this English Gentleman captivated me completely, while I was drinking a Johny Walker! Awesome!
Hermoso Morrisey te volví a encontrar!! Saludos desde Ecuador 2024
I'm 13, my dad brought me up with this sort of music - with the stone roses also, and I showed a couple of friends this genre/type of music and they all liked it; they said it's better than all the new songs, they have meaning and real talent behind them
Do you think people are impressed by you being 13 and listening to post punk? Because no one is.
B L A N K F A C E Smiths/Moz arent post punk
The smiths and morrissey are both post punk
qlock 18 don't worry about the cynicism shown by people like Blankface; people who Morrissey would have dismissive disdain for.
You keep educating your teenage mates - plenty more bands out there cut from similar cloth; Inspiral Carpets, James, The Cure, The Jam, The Undertones and a wealth of talent from across the Pond; The Pixies, R.E.M. , 10,000 Maniacs.....(P.S. don't bother with the Grateful Dead - they were sh!t)
Try 103.5. And KOLA.
Essa música é demais como todas,e como entrar na máquina do tempo ,curto muito esse estilo,😂😂✌️👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️🌻😉😘
I have been a Smiths/Morrissey fan since the 80’s and I am 47 now. Morrissey’s singing just takes you to a calming place no matter what is going on around you. The power of Morrissey’s voice and lyrics are amazing then and now.
me too
Yes👍💚💙💛🇧🇷🎶🎶
im 64...and still a fan..
Privilégio viver em um mundo onde temos música de Morrissey.. incrível!
Word 🎉 preach
im so sooorrry, MIII I I I I I TO
@@llnovais I'M SO SORRYYYYYY, MEBELÊ
Eu concordo... amo dmais
Com certeza
Brasil ama essa canção eu amo esssa canção ❤
i love this man his voice is so elegant and so strong hes my idol
30 plus years later this song still lives in my head weekly
Só os bravos dos anos 80/90 compreendem a música boa!! Dá um joinha !!! Feliz 2020
Com toda certeza sempre80/90
17/05/2020😷👍
Vish vivo numa vibe diferente dos jovens então kkkkkk tô com 17 e amo muito essas músicas ❤️
Hoping to see him next week in Sydney….If he plays this I’ll loose it…..My dead brothers favorite….Exquisite song..❤
Listening and watching here at 2024 🇧🇷
Stephen and I used to walk the endless meadow landscape of Moss Side in Manchester during school summer holidays. He was forever singing and I remember him vowing to be bigger than Benny from Abba at one point, or was it Benny from Crossroads? anyway to have been so close to what became such a massive iconic figure is a privilege of my mental illness. Stephen used to say things that at the time seemed so random and out of place but as history has shown were actually quite amazingly insightful. A couple of examples of what mean: One day on the Moss Side meadow as we coupled endless daisies together to make a daisy chain (that still holds the Claremont Road daisy chain record 252 daisies or 621 inches) Stephen. or as he liked to be called then Stephen turned to me and said 'Mike Joyce is a money grabbing talentless drum stick holder isn't he?' I replied 'I don't know who is he?'. Stephen said weirdly 'someone I have yet to meet but trust me and what I say'. I said 'ok'. Later that day when we had been crowned Claremont Road Daisy Chain Champions 1976 (2nd year running) Stephen turned to me and said ' I will admit that leaving the band at the height of their success left me feeling vulnerable and I will fear for my future but who could have guessed that as solo Morrissey I will sell out stadiums all over the world, particularly in Mexico and be bigger than the Smiths ever were'. I said 'what?' and Stephen said ' oh, ignore me it's the Perrier gone straight to my head.' I asked 'who are the Smiths and are they causing you trouble?'. Stephen said ' Who are the Smiths..exactly and no they can't bother me'. it was all very cryptic back then looking and listening to a 17 year old Morrissey Daisy Chain Champ (twice over) but as I said with what history has taught us it's as if he knew his destiny.
+Ray Mercer Don't know if its true or not, but i'ts an awesome story nevertheless.
+Ray Mercer Love it... The part with Mexico is slightly unnecessary - a bit over the top...But the rest has a uniquely eery atmosphere...Keep on writing! And I mean it!
You sir, have a beautiful talent for writing.
thank you
+Ray Mercer Probably worth a stipend. :O It was a good time!
My fav song of all time.
Ana Lucia mine too...
The Bents 👍
two joel santiago
Love his music.
Was all about the music. Great music too. Nothing manufactured and I could hear this a million times and it will still sound as good as the first time I heard it as a young child
Thank you MOZ ~ once again with this song you helped me prevent to succumb...and accept the loss of the greatest love of my life. I shared many, many tears with you (Summer 1999). Thank you for listening.
This song is brilliant - a true masterpiece!
I'm a one man band on youtube. Hope you can enjoy one of my songs.
Its ok
Indeed a masterpiece , but only people with the right soul and brain will feel it.
Esse tipo de música explica de forma brilhante o porquê de eu não aguentar escutar as músicas de hoje. Isso é uma obra prima.
faço minha suas palavras
Com certeza
agreed
uma obra prima .
@@uncharteddrake9975 Sim, uma obra prima. Não havia percebido meu erro. Obrigado!
Aprendi a amar essa música na minha adolescência levo pra minha vida ate hoje
Quem está curtindo este som aqui no Brasil em 2024
Muito nostálgico, né?!
Nessa exato momento 😍💃
Top demais
Opa
Agora mesmo 😅
I am fourteen years old (about to turn fifteen in the next couple of weeks) and I’m proud to have discovered Morrissey at my age. There’s something about him that I resonate with and I’m humbled by his poetic ability. Despite allegations and the problematic news articles, I’ve a lot of respect for this man and his raw honesty. I aspire to age into a gentleman like him.
His views are common. I'm fact I agree with them. Be more critical of this system. Second guess the narratives you're being feed.
Your parents are raising you right apparently! 😎
@@vashlash6870 yes be racist so true
@@ilvy5285 Yes.
You shouldn’t wear the art you like as a kind of badge of honour.
Morrissey is just a reactionary, quite a cognitively dissonant one at that. To his lyrics and musicianship, I say fair enough; but he seems quite a bitter, arrogant man these days, one who perhaps hasn’t been told to shut up enough by those around him.
Can you believe it? Goosebumps after all these years. it says a lot about this legend, an artist ahead of his time, who still captivates us to this day.
My number one favourite song ever , always fresh and touches my soul. Thank you Morrisey xxx 💞
I listen to whatever I want. Don't care what anybody says or thinks what about it. Be yourself... Don't follow the crowd...