 Genius Lyrics
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Morrissey – You Have Killed Me
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“You Have Killed Me” was released as the lead single off of Ringleaders of the Tormentors.
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Motionless in White – Puppets (The First Snow)
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The song is about someone having regret over a relationship where he let the girl walk all over him
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Morrissey – I Have Forgiven Jesus
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“I Have Forgiven Jesus” was released as the fourth and last single off of You Are the Quarry.
The song is about Morrissey feeling deserted by Jesus due to all the struggles he has
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Skizzy Mars (Ft. Olivver the Kid) – I'm Ready
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“I’m Ready” is an ode to the various indie and hipster influences present in Skizzy’s life having grown up in New York City. In addition to indie, rock, and alternative genres
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Motionless in White – Puppets (The First Snow) Interpolations
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See all of “Puppets (The First Snow)” by Motionless in White’s interpolations
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Morrissey – Dear God, Please Help Me
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[Verse 1] / I am walking through Rome / With my heart on a string / Dear God, please help me / And I am so very tired / Of doing the right thing / Dear God, please help me / There
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Morrissey – To Me You Are a Work of Art
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I live a life / I feel the pain / To sing this song / To tell the tale / I wish I never even heard the song / I see the world / It makes me puke / But then I look at you and know
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A$AP Rocky Says He Wants To Collaborate With Former Smiths’ Frontman Morrissey
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“Make some emo, real, retro-infusion, motherfuckin’ 2018 shit, man.”
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Morrissey – Come Back to Camden
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In this song, Morrissey is pleading with an ex-lover to return to him in Camden, a borough of London. He makes wry observations about his surroundings, which accurately reflect the
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Morrissey – In the Future When All's Well
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“In the Future When All’s Well” was released as the third single off of Ringleader of the Tormentors.
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The Smiths – Is It Really So Strange?
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“Is It Really So Strange?” describes Morrissey’s friend Linda and her movements in living in both Manchester and London after her art exhibition was moved to the capital. She
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Morrissey – I'll Never Be Anybody's Hero Now
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[Verse 1] / Warm lights from the grand houses blind me / Haves cannot stand have-nots / And my love is under the ground / My one true love is under the ground / [Chorus] / And I'll
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Morrissey – Life Is a Pigsty
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[Verse 1] / It's the same old S.O.S / But with brand new broken fortunes / And once again I turn to you / Once again I do I turn to you / It's the same old S.O.S / But with brand
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The Smiths – I Want the One I Can't Have
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This is a record full of yearning, the humiliating obviousness of when you want something, low expectations, the melodrama of youth and romance.
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Morrissey – At Last I am Born
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“At Last I am Born” closes Ringleader of the Tormentors by exclaiming that Morrissey finally feels as if he has become a more relaxed and happy person, thus feeling as if he has
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Morrissey – Notre-Dame
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Notre-Dame, we know who tried to kill you / Notre-Dame, we know who tried to kill you / Notre-Dame, we will not be silent / Notre-Dame, we will not be silent / Before
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The Smiths – Unhappy Birthday
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“Unhappy Birthday” is a predictably bold and ‘miserable’ song with lots of humour.
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The Smiths – Suffer Little Children
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“Suffer Little Children” is the final track on The Smiths’s self-titled debut album. It is about the Moors murders, but only mentions one of the two murderers involved, namely Myra
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Pastor Bob & the American Taliban – Stop Killing Animals, You Assholes
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[Verse 1] / I would go vegan, but I can't live without cheese / Or bacon, so I can't 'cause everything's about me / I can't afford to spend three dollars on rice and beans / I'm
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Morrissey – I Just Want to See the Boy Happy
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“I Just Want to See the Boy Happy” was released as the fourth single off of Ringleader of the Tormentors.
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The Game (Ft. 50 Cent) – Hate It or Love It
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“Hate It or Love It” sees Game and 50 Cent celebrating their rags-to-riches story over a sample of The Trammps‘ 1972 song, “Rubber Band.”
This track was the third official single
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