Favourite song on 'World Peace...' 1 year on?

[Tynamuna]

I won't get drawn into discussing who the subject of Morrissey's affection is in either of the songs, but I am fairly certain that the man driving in someone's car, never wanting to go home is indeed Morrissey and so is the man missing Sunny before he/she is even gone.

"Has the Perrier gone straight to my head?"

Fair enough IR. also if you don't want to say that you think there's a light that never goes out is about Johnny. That don't imply it with a quote from I won't share you. , the song isn't even about Johnny (common misconception) but quite clever

Either way I got my answer to what or who one of your own is. So I'm off cheers

Btw I just realized that I could not figure out what one of your own is about because I had been keep reading it as one of our own.

 

[bhops]

I think in one of the demo versions of 'There is a Light' he sings at the end, 'there is a light in her eyes and it never goes out.' I never felt this one was about Johnny.

 

[Anonymous]

as with many if not all writers of fiction they often make the lyrics reference several things or people at once sometimes all in the same line. maybe hes singing about a real person in a situation he feels sympathy towards or might allude to something he himself is going through making the song about both of them. using a real situation as inspiration for a story that expresses a sentiment that he himself might hold dear

 

[Irregular Regular]

I thought the words in the demo were 'there is a light in your eyes and it never goes out'.
For the record, I never said or implied that There Is a Light was about Johnny, all I said is that in both the songs we are discussing Morrissey is telling the story from his own perspective, not that of a 3rd party.

@tynamuna: The Perrier quote was about myself, has the Perrier gone straight to my head?

 

[Tynamuna]

I thought the words in the demo were 'there is a light in your eyes and it never goes out'.
For the record, I never said or implied that There Is a Light was about Johnny, all I said is that in both the songs we are discussing Morrissey is telling the story from his own perspective, not that of a 3rd party.

@tynamuna: The Perrier quote was about myself, has the Perrier gone straight to my head?

I apologize

 

[marred]

Wow my favourite and my least favourite are neck n' neck!

btw why not have all the songs on the post? Did we run out of room?

 

[Detritus]

I think in one of the demo versions of 'There is a Light' he sings at the end, 'there is a light in her eyes and it never goes out.' I never felt this one was about Johnny.

I thought the words in the demo were 'there is a light in your eyes and it never goes out'.

Yes, it's "your eyes," not "her eyes".

The demo in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAVxV13--DI

 

[Anonymous]

Yes, it's "your eyes," not "her eyes".

The demo in question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAVxV13--DI

honestly its a better line in the demo. wonder why he changed it

 

[Irregular Regular]

I apologize

Thank you, although there is no need to.

 

[21punksalute]

Although, I champion "Art Hounds" to whoever will listen, I actually voted for Staricase. It's the better song.

 

[Anonymous]

the answer to this question is the easiest yet-there is not one good track on this bag of shite of an album.my opinion,suck it up