SixteenClumsyShy
I turn the music down and I don't know why
You mean five decades!Ahem..."6 centuries"???
You mean five decades!Ahem..."6 centuries"???
Maybe he sees misogyny in motion as females flirt with people they don't see the danger of.Always looking for attention
Always needs to be mentioned
While I totally love this song (LGSGD), I've often wondered what motivated Morrissey to write such a song. It truly is genius but why choose this as subject matter?
No, see above edited post which seems credible.Maybe he sees misogyny in motion as females flirt with people they don't see the danger of.
Of course what I said can't be credible.No, see above edited post which seems credible.
Always looking for attention
Always needs to be mentioned
While I totally love this song (LSGD), I've often wondered what motivated Morrissey to write such a song. It truly is genius but why choose this as subject matter?
A quick check offers possibilities:
Lifeguard sleeping, girl drowning?
Just been thinking about that song. Is it slightly derogatory (about women) or do we think he had a particular situation in mind when he wrote it. I wonder if he read a news article or was watching a BBC drama that inspired him? It's so melancholy that line " Please don't worry, there'll...www.morrissey-solo.com
Maybe read link I provided. Interesting. Why are things shrouded in mystery & never clear cut? I hate ambiguity. I like facts, certainty, & black & white decisiveness.I thought it was a metaphor for fame - he's the girl trying to get attention, the lifeguard is the business not paying attention, so she drowns - feeling half aggrieved that the lifeguard was lousy at his job & half like a prat for being in the water.
You had to sneak into my roomMaybe read link I provided. Interesting. Why are things shrouded in mystery & never clear cut? I hate ambiguity. I like facts, certainty, & black & white decisiveness.
Maybe read link I provided. Interesting. Why are things shrouded in mystery & never clear cut? I hate ambiguity. I like facts, & black & white decisiveness.