I used to listen to the smiths so much when I was at my worst point. Suicidal, constant depression, self harming, didn't see the light. Now I listen again with nostalgia, and instead of making me cry this music puts a smile on my face. Things do get better ♥️
This comment!! I relate so much. When I was 16, the Smiths literally saved me. I was drowning and they helped me realize I wasn't alone, that somebody else had felt the same way before. They gave me hope.
To have lived through this time in the mid 80’s was Magickal. We would walk into parties and hear the Headmasters Ritual blaring and you knew every body in the entire House was getting laid. Liam Gallagher once said I never saw Johnny without good shoes and a good guitar. It took so little to be happy back in those heady days, before HIV before Covid before the Internet and Cell phones. On bright autumn days I still listen to this full album by myself, musing in ye woode, over loves and memories past. What glorious years.
"And if you must go to work tomorrow, well if I were you I wouldn't bother... for there are brighter sides to life and I should know because I've seen them, but not very often!"
`tobias gallardo the drummer ( Mike Joyce) and the bassist (Andy Rourke) wrote they drum and bass parts respectively off of improvising what morrisey and Marr were doing. They simply deserve more credit for making this band hrrst
LYRICS I decree today that life is simply taking and not giving England is mine, it owes me a living But ask me why, and I'll spit in your eye Oh, ask me why, and I'll spit in your eye But we cannot cling to the old dreams anymore No, we cannot cling to those dreams Does the body rule the mind Or does the mind rule the body? I dunno Under the iron bridge we kissed And although I ended up with sore lips It just wasn't like the old days anymore No, it wasn't like those days, am I still ill? Oh Am I still ill? Oh
And if you must go to work tomorrow. Well if I were you I wouldn't bother. For there are brighter sides to life and I should know because I've seen them, but not very often.
True, so very true! All those who call Morrissey & The Smiths depressing just don't get it! They give me a 'readybrek' glow & a warm fuzzy type of hug🤗
From Japan. I am over 50 years old now. When I was a student, I used to copy Johnny Marr's guitar all the time, and I think that's all I did. There was a bass player, Morrissey, who was really good, and we used to play the Smiths at the school festival. It was great!
When i first saw The Smiths on TV (top of the pops back in the 80’s), i thought who is that singer? What a ponce. I was about 13 at the time. Now when i listen to the Smiths i can appreciate them, but i wish i could go back to that time and appreciate them back then. The melodic guitar in this track coupled with the lyrical genius of Morrissey nearly brings me to tears. It is beauty captured in music. Mr Marr there are no words Sir.
Actually, I take that back you are mistaken and there are "words" for that and you just said them. "It is beauty captured in music.". That is the perfect way of saying that. And for that I will thank you again. 😀❤️
1] I decree today that life Is simply taking and not giving England is mine, it owes me a living But ask me why and I'll spit in your eye Oh ask me why and I'll spit in your eye But we cannot cling to the old dreams anymore No, we cannot cling to those dreams [Refrain] Does the body rule the mind Or does the mind rule the body? I don't know.. [Verse 2] Under the iron bridge we kissed And although I ended up with sore lips It just wasn't like the old days anymore No, it wasn't like those days Am I still ill? Oh am I still ill? [Refrain] Does the body rule the mind Or does the mind rule the body? I don't know.. [Verse 3] Ask me why and I'll die Oh ask me why and I'll die And if you must go to work tomorrow Well, if I were you I wouldn't bother For there are brighter sides to life And I should know because I've seen them But not very often [Verse 4] Under the iron bridge we kissed And although I ended up with sore lips It just wasn't like the old days anymore No, it wasn't like those days Am I still ill? Oh am I still ill?
i'm pretty new to the smiths, and i'm extremely surprised not to find this johnny marr riff anywhere in the lists for his best riffs. i guess that just amounts to him being so utterly prolific. what a fantastic riff.
The great John Maher was third in line in the great post-War succession of Chet Atkins - Geo. Harrison - Johnny Marr. Nobody in my generation could touch him; all of us desired to emulate him. His mastery of chord solos, Three and Four note shell voicings and passing tones are the stuff music books are written about today, see R. Vincent 3 note voicings and beyond. Liam Gallagher describes Johnny best for my generation, us working class kids raised on Jelly beans on Maggie’s Farm: “I never saw him without a good pair of shoes and a good guitar.” As they said about George, “When Eric played they said ‘What a great guitarist’ but when George played they said nothing, and quietly wept.” Compare: The Boy with Thorn in His Side (Johnny’s closing Scots dirge solo), to George’s repeat parallel sequence in I need you, and you’ll hear what I mean.
This is the ultimate band ,Morrisseys lyrics and the haunting guitar of Johnny marr it takes me away to a different place ,love the smiths so much ,ade Sheffield
I am 14 and my father showed me this song I thought I was never going to like and old band from the 1980s but I was proven wrong by far nothing to say other than this is a masterpeice
So awesome! I've been listening to them since their beginning. I tried to get my son to like when he was a kid and he was not interested. Now he's 33 and totally appreciates them! It took a long time. You kids are much wiser than he was at your age haha
the smiths will be my favourite band ever, no matter for how long i will stop listening to them, when i come back its always amazing just like the first time, their songs fill me with so much emotions i love it, i love them
I suffer from A severe anxiety and panic disorder that has been eating at me every day for five years. When I first heard this song I just thought it was an upbeat track cause I didn’t LISTEN to it but really hearing it it really speaks about my situation basically 100%. “Am I still Ill?” Referring to my anxiety and depression from the annoyance of the disorder. “Does the body rule the mind or does the mind rule the body” my body will tell me something’s wrong and that triggers a panic response even though I know I’m fine and tell myself I’m fine my mind and body still clash and cause unstoppable panic. The whole under the iron bridge lyric describes how I used to feel normal and have normal days without worry but even when I should be happy with my girlfriend I’m still too anxious to feel that way therefore the old days are technically better. I could go on even more. Perfect song for coping and I’m sure plenty of other people have the same situation or completely different ones that still apply. Best band ever to form by far🙏
I lived through the 1980s, and remembered when this was new. But from today's vantage point, it's hard to believe that that time really existed. Who writes like this? Amazing.
Still my favourite Smith's song - an eternal truth: "If you must go to work tomorrow, well if I really wouldn't bother." Something most know instinctively Still working on the courage.
The Smiths were heavily influenced by Joy Division, David Bowie, and The Talking Heads. So the majority of their discography had a new wave type sound.
@@patrickbateman2225 Morrissey also said that the Doors “never had any hit singles”, so I’m gonna take his statement with a grain of salt. People can not like a band and still find themselves with a similar sound though acquisition alone.
The anthem for the artsy sensitive boy who gets bullied. I can imagine this song being written during such an experience on a cold, rainy Manchester day as teenage Morrissey rushes home scribbling in his notebook in anger the lyrics to this song. Simply beautiful. The Smiths are one of the best.
The intro to this hit me right in the face when i first heard it. I remember all my hair standing up when the first vocals hit. Just a seamless transition from that buildup into singing and guitar. Blew my mind
I cannot even begin to express how much this song (and even the band overall) is helping/has helped me. I relate painfully close to this song, and knowing that someone out there knows exactly how you feel and can put it into words, it's surreal, and it makes you want to cry. Not even mentioning the lyrics, the vocalizing at 1:23, absolutely fucking beautiful, I love this with all my heart.
Absolutely pivotal in my appreciation of music, The Smiths encapsulated all I felt about my love of music, I was not part of the angst movement, but lyrically as a word smith, Patrick (Morrisey) was unequivocally in line with with his pears and then his fore fellows Keats and Yates.. this statement may seem overpowered and trite, but thank you The Smiths
Está canción me quito la tristeza de la vida y me sirvió de inspiración para mi álbum. Inglaterra les debe la vida, pero yo le debo la vida a The Smiths.
RIP Andy Rourke. Just one example of his stellar basslines that were key to making The Smiths so great.
💔
he died? fuck me
Yeah you're right the bass is wicked for sure 👌
One of the best bass players ever, heart breaking news
May Andy Rourke rest in peace. ❤ I hope everything is going well for you all, God bless. ✝️❤️🙏
I used to listen to the smiths so much when I was at my worst point. Suicidal, constant depression, self harming, didn't see the light. Now I listen again with nostalgia, and instead of making me cry this music puts a smile on my face.
Things do get better ♥️
I’m so happy for you :) I hope you get all the happiness you deserve 💌
This comment!! I relate so much. When I was 16, the Smiths literally saved me. I was drowning and they helped me realize I wasn't alone, that somebody else had felt the same way before. They gave me hope.
Anime pfp equal L
@@jasonbelcho8609 I mean at least I have a pfp
@@xXInfinityDiesXx no pfp is still better than anime pfp
My favorite song! I am 62 and still love the Smiths... I had all records and my neighbors hated me for playing them all the time.
Lol they should be thanking you.
They are the best poets and guitarists ever 🤗🤗
dutchcub iam 16 and luv this song
Your neighbours didn't appreciate music
Did you listen too them in the eighties? Am 61. He plays a lot in Mexico.
The song’s emotional range - snark, melancholy, a hidden optimism - is incredible
It is indeed. The Smiths got more into one song that most bands manage in their entire oeuvre.
That's almost every smiths song tho, morrisseys writing is something to behold
Great observation. Proper lyric this.
My old mate Jeff introduced me to many great bands, including The Smiths. RIP Jeff, you're a legend mate, we all miss you!
The Smiths were a once in a lifetime band.
it goes on with morrissey you know
To have lived through this time in the mid 80’s was Magickal. We would walk into parties and hear the Headmasters Ritual blaring and you knew every body in the entire House was getting laid. Liam Gallagher once said I never saw Johnny without good shoes and a good guitar. It took so little to be happy back in those heady days, before HIV before Covid before the Internet and Cell phones. On bright autumn days I still listen to this full album by myself, musing in ye woode, over loves and memories past. What glorious years.
Listen To Legião Urbana, It's a Brazilian Band,inspired by The Smiths and Joy Division.
My adolescence in the early to mid 2000s was similar to this although probably not as wholesome as the 80s and golden days past
@@riccardoverde4683 No, he's nothing without Marr
"And if you must go to work tomorrow, well if I were you I wouldn't bother... for there are brighter sides to life and I should know because I've seen them, but not very often!"
I always thought that was war, "if we must go to war tomorrow".
Morrissey does know the happiness of a NEET :-)
@@yorkshire_tea_innit8097 war would make more sence to the song
I've decided to not go to school today now.
Some of the best lyrics ever written.
There are brighter sides to life. I should know, because I've seen them, but not very often.
one of the greatest of all time. the guitar, the lyrics, the voice... i can't get enough
👍 The Smiths were a quartet so the bass and beat were an inherent part
@@kennethbartlett1465 yeah but Marr wrote all of the smiths music and Morrissey wrote the great lyrics
`tobias gallardo the drummer ( Mike Joyce) and the bassist (Andy Rourke) wrote they drum and bass parts respectively off of improvising what morrisey and Marr were doing. They simply deserve more credit for making this band hrrst
coffee Joyce and Rourke wrote a handful of their parts but Johnny did most of the heavy lifting.
Although I do agree that they go under appreciated.
four guys from Manchester working together created something perfect.I still enjoy it after 36 years.
The Smiths were one of the greatest bands ever..
"Were"?
@@moronitembo5559 yeah man idk if you heard but they're not together anymore man kinda old news at this point
neutral nick hotel yo nice name haha
BOBO JACKIE CHAN oh yeah yeah
Were the greatest band of all time.
LYRICS
I decree today that life is simply taking and not giving
England is mine, it owes me a living
But ask me why, and I'll spit in your eye
Oh, ask me why, and I'll spit in your eye
But we cannot cling to the old dreams anymore
No, we cannot cling to those dreams
Does the body rule the mind
Or does the mind rule the body?
I dunno
Under the iron bridge we kissed
And although I ended up with sore lips
It just wasn't like the old days anymore
No, it wasn't like those days, am I still ill?
Oh
Am I still ill?
Oh
thank u
@@alaskamattel1165 😘
Please provide more lyrics
To other songs by the smiths
And if you must go to work tomorrow. Well if I were you I wouldn't bother. For there are brighter sides to life and I should know because I've seen them, but not very often.
A hauntingly beautiful voice for an equally beautiful song. So melancholic yet upbeat! My all time favourite Smiths song
You said it. Mine too.
‘For there are brighter sides to life and I should know because I’ve seen them, but not very often’ - I love that lyric so bloody much
The Smiths deserve to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! Morrissey without Johnny Marr’s guitar were just never the same.
Why would they join an inferior organisation..The rock n roll Hall of fame is just a mutual walking session for old has-beens and never weres!
Why would they want to join an inferior organisation. The Hall of Fame is just a mutual jerk-off session for old has-beens and never weres!
Also, that final OHhhHH just hits me on a spiritual level. Every single time I hear this song.
Jade.S its a great oohhhhhhhhhhh
His voice is so therapeutic 🥹💗
No matter how bad my day was I can always count on the smiths music to lift me to the ceiling with joy
and angst
Shit makes me sad af 😂
so true!!
True, so very true! All those who call Morrissey & The Smiths depressing just don't get it! They give me a 'readybrek' glow & a warm fuzzy type of hug🤗
@@lauramacgillefhinnein5106 exactly, the Smiths were all about a bitter sweet ironic take on the slings and arrows of outrageous misfortune!
The Smiths are an unreachable masterpiece
very well put
Correct
That's because the Devil is behind the lyrics !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@blaneycrabbe3390 Yep.
Joy Division come extremely close. However, as you say - The smiths are a masterpiece.
From Japan. I am over 50 years old now. When I was a student, I used to copy Johnny Marr's guitar all the time, and I think that's all I did. There was a bass player, Morrissey, who was really good, and we used to play the Smiths at the school festival. It was great!
@@earthpeaceage you're a legend
"For there are brighter sides to life and I should know because I've seen them, but not very often"...
The best part
Rèèeeèeeeeeeeeeeee
I agree
One of the all-time best. RIP Andy.
I literally listen to this song multiple times on a daily basis.
Make sure you go to work tho!!😊
@@DingDong-ly5cjif I was him I wouldn’t bother
When i first saw The Smiths on TV (top of the pops back in the 80’s), i thought who is that singer? What a ponce. I was about 13 at the time. Now when i listen to the Smiths i can appreciate them, but i wish i could go back to that time and appreciate them back then. The melodic guitar in this track coupled with the lyrical genius of Morrissey nearly brings me to tears. It is beauty captured in music. Mr Marr there are no words Sir.
You have said that very eloquently Thank you
Actually, I take that back you are mistaken and there are "words" for that and you just said them.
"It is beauty captured in music.". That is the perfect way of saying that. And for that I will thank you again. 😀❤️
"For there are brighter sides to life, and i should bcos ive seen them, but not very often" unbelievable line!! X
Some of the best Morrissey lyrics. When you are young the body rules the mind. As you age that changes. No more sore lips !!
David- And no more broken hearts. Aging has a upside.
@@zephead843 I would take a few broken hearts, if I coukd get rid of this age-induced sore back.
…and Johnny marr’s exquisite guitar riffs, perfectly complementing morrisseys singing and lyrics - OMG I haven’t seen such a perfect union since
Thank you The Smith's for making my childhood memorable and doing the same in my adulthood at 53.👌🏾
God yeah me too!!!
One of the best songs ever made, the first 25 seconds is enough for me to want to start it again
My favourite ever Smiths song.
Fodasse
Many Smith's songs are my favorite Smith's songs
Yes👌
One of my faves but there are so many to choose from.
kudos
It’s crazy how much hope The Smiths give me. They just uplift my spirits ❤️
uplifting band, and vocalist
1]
I decree today that life
Is simply taking and not giving
England is mine, it owes me a living
But ask me why and I'll spit in your eye
Oh ask me why and I'll spit in your eye
But we cannot cling to the old dreams anymore
No, we cannot cling to those dreams
[Refrain]
Does the body rule the mind
Or does the mind rule the body?
I don't know..
[Verse 2]
Under the iron bridge we kissed
And although I ended up with sore lips
It just wasn't like the old days anymore
No, it wasn't like those days
Am I still ill?
Oh am I still ill?
[Refrain]
Does the body rule the mind
Or does the mind rule the body?
I don't know..
[Verse 3]
Ask me why and I'll die
Oh ask me why and I'll die
And if you must go to work tomorrow
Well, if I were you I wouldn't bother
For there are brighter sides to life
And I should know because I've seen them
But not very often
[Verse 4]
Under the iron bridge we kissed
And although I ended up with sore lips
It just wasn't like the old days anymore
No, it wasn't like those days
Am I still ill?
Oh am I still ill?
Thanks Lyrics Guy 😝😝
Thank you so much. Wouldn't Verse 2 and Verse 4 be traditionally known as the Chorus section?
@@arvindhmani06
Yes
It is just that they prefer to put the number of verse instead of the popular name
Think so
Thank you, was about to post this lol
Thank you!
I simply owe this song a living. It helped me go through very hard times.
And now I know the answer;
'am I still ill?' - not anymore.
wish i could say that :(
You HAVE to befriend Darkness..glean what you must & move beyond it.. there is no other way 🖤
When I'm very lonely in the nights, I turn the smith's on.. They help.
i'm pretty new to the smiths, and i'm extremely surprised not to find this johnny marr riff anywhere in the lists for his best riffs. i guess that just amounts to him being so utterly prolific. what a fantastic riff.
The great John Maher was third in line in the great post-War succession of Chet Atkins - Geo. Harrison - Johnny Marr. Nobody in my generation could touch him; all of us desired to emulate him. His mastery of chord solos, Three and Four note shell voicings and passing tones are the stuff music books are written about today, see R. Vincent 3 note voicings and beyond. Liam Gallagher describes Johnny best for my generation, us working class kids raised on Jelly beans on Maggie’s Farm: “I never saw him without a good pair of shoes and a good guitar.” As they said about George, “When Eric played they said ‘What a great guitarist’ but when George played they said nothing, and quietly wept.” Compare: The Boy with Thorn in His Side (Johnny’s closing Scots dirge solo), to George’s repeat parallel sequence in I need you, and you’ll hear what I mean.
@@Mrbrbusby my guitar 🎸 was stolen so I gently weep 😭
@@Lyndanet did you ever get a new one
@@sjisjsissk some acoustic replacements but I’ve yet to meet one of similar quality and size
Awesome Mountain Goats zopilote machine album profile pic!
These lyrics are damn beautiful and cool.
You are beauiful
whoever's reading this is beautiful
@@seifrules i gusse im ,ty😉
"I decree today that life is simply taking and not giving"
Wow, just wow
I discovered the Smiths with this song when i
I was 20 in '84, now my daughter is 15 and she loves the Smiths too, this band will live forever
You didn't discover anything.
The days when the most energetic dancing was a slight sway while held hostage by emotion.
amazing song
Thinking the same here
Guess you could say...
Our minds are in unison
😁
I can't get over how well the song ends
IKR
This is the ultimate band ,Morrisseys lyrics and the haunting guitar of Johnny marr it takes me away to a different place ,love the smiths so much ,ade Sheffield
I am 14 and my father showed me this song I thought I was never going to like and old band from the 1980s but I was proven wrong by far nothing to say other than this is a masterpeice
OMG same my dad also showed me this band and now I LOVE it
Same here i cant stop listening to them
So awesome! I've been listening to them since their beginning. I tried to get my son to like when he was a kid and he was not interested. Now he's 33 and totally appreciates them! It took a long time.
You kids are much wiser than he was at your age haha
Bleh. No one cares. Learn how to construct a sentence. Ask your father how English works.
resquiescat in pace andy rourke.your bass lines still rings to my ear.
Probably my favorite Smiths song. I can cheer myself up a bit during miserable day if I put this on.
Still one of their best..still so fresh and powerful.
the band of our generation,thank you from Greece
Seriously the best band on earth imo i love them and i love this song beautiful music they have.
Every single song is an obsession, love the smiths
Is it me or everytime you hear a smiths song you just cant stop listen more
Trueeee
I can’t help but listen to more? Then I ask myself does the body rule the mind or does the mind rule the body?
@@FreedomLovingFox The Smiths controls the mind
@@YAYJOBS You aren't suppose to know the answer :/
@@FreedomLovingFox Sorry,
Do the The Smiths control the mind? I don't know.
“Does the body rule the mind or does the mind rule the body? I don’t know…” ❤️
the smiths will be my favourite band ever, no matter for how long i will stop listening to them, when i come back its always amazing just like the first time, their songs fill me with so much emotions i love it, i love them
The guitar speaks just as strong to me as the lyrics 👌🏼❤️
england is mine.. and it owes me a living!!
Brexit or Marxism
Bruxism 4ever
Why?
bri'ish
🏴
I suffer from
A severe anxiety and panic disorder that has been eating at me every day for five years. When I first heard this song I just thought it was an upbeat track cause I didn’t LISTEN to it but really hearing it it really speaks about my situation basically 100%. “Am I still Ill?” Referring to my anxiety and depression from the annoyance of the disorder. “Does the body rule the mind or does the mind rule the body” my body will tell me something’s wrong and that triggers a panic response even though I know I’m fine and tell myself I’m fine my mind and body still clash and cause unstoppable panic. The whole under the iron bridge lyric describes how I used to feel normal and have normal days without worry but even when I should be happy with my girlfriend I’m still too anxious to feel that way therefore the old days are technically better. I could go on even more. Perfect song for coping and I’m sure plenty of other people have the same situation or completely different ones that still apply. Best band ever to form by far🙏
Hope you get better bro
I lived through the 1980s, and remembered when this was new. But from today's vantage point, it's hard to believe that that time really existed. Who writes like this? Amazing.
Im pretty young and I must say, its really hard to imagine the 70s-90s to be real, such a different world than today.
* meditates for 5 minutes *
Does the body rule the mind or does the mind rule the body?
I dont know
Under the iron bridge we kissed
@Ray Liotta was adopted it just wasn't like / the old days anymore
No, it wasn't like those days
The mind rules tbe body
Still my favourite Smith's song - an eternal truth: "If you must go to work tomorrow, well if I really wouldn't bother." Something most know instinctively
Still working on the courage.
The Smiths always had such killer bass lines.
thanks to Andy then.
We’ll miss you Andy x
The Smiths had everything.
@User-jk8wq Dang I didn't know he left us! What a genuinely cool dude.
Sounds like the way Joy Division would open a song with the drums
The Smiths were heavily influenced by Joy Division, David Bowie, and The Talking Heads. So the majority of their discography had a new wave type sound.
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I always thought after seeing this video that they really weren't their biggest fans
@@patrickbateman2225 Morrissey also said that the Doors “never had any hit singles”, so I’m gonna take his statement with a grain of salt. People can not like a band and still find themselves with a similar sound though acquisition alone.
Yeah, it was more Marr's opinion that I was referring to though, Morrisey always talks shit about other artists
The anthem for the artsy sensitive boy who gets bullied. I can imagine this song being written during such an experience on a cold, rainy Manchester day as teenage Morrissey rushes home scribbling in his notebook in anger the lyrics to this song. Simply beautiful. The Smiths are one of the best.
Yeah, OK, but it takes zero courage to comment like this. Try this in the 80's. You haven't a clue.
Another solid masterpiece,
a song like no other .....
This is my neightbors favorite song wherever they like it or not.
LOL!!
This song has really grown on me over the years
The Smiths always was my shoulder to cry on while having relationship problems
melanphilia my god. Same.
This whole time I thought this song was “still 3”
LOL!!!
me too bro, only just realised and I've loved this song for months!!!!
😂😂
So you never listened to it then?
The intro to this hit me right in the face when i first heard it. I remember all my hair standing up when the first vocals hit. Just a seamless transition from that buildup into singing and guitar. Blew my mind
Hadn't heard this version in a while and the guitar tone is amazing. Like Ice Water. I could drink it!
56 yrs old now I love the smiths never ever fall out music and lyrics just love em. Uplifting not depressing
best smiths song
The most beautiful song ever
I AM A 61 YEAR OLD Black man the inner city and love that falsetto of MORRISEY.
I cannot even begin to express how much this song (and even the band overall) is helping/has helped me. I relate painfully close to this song, and knowing that someone out there knows exactly how you feel and can put it into words, it's surreal, and it makes you want to cry. Not even mentioning the lyrics, the vocalizing at 1:23, absolutely fucking beautiful, I love this with all my heart.
Off back home to UK for school reunion ( 1984 leavers ) in 2 wks .
Smiths, Cure, E&BM , OMD ...
One of the greatest songs of all time ❤️
That great guitarist is Johnny Marr, he played the melody in The Smiths, now as a soloist he is great.
I love a lot the way he sounds 😫🥺💖
Jos pitäis keksiä top viisi lista kaikkien aikojen kappaleista, tää olis siellä ehdottomasti. One of the top five songs ever!!
and here I am, still ill
I love the smiths, and it’s hard for me to pick a favourite song but I really think this one is it. Perfect!
this song makes me so nostalgic for the 80s. and I was born in 03
1969 baby here... you not only missed out on the 80's but the incredible GRUDGE of the 90's! Both Unbelievable periods in music! XOXO
@@yank.my.doodleitsadandy9222 '81 🌬🤘
@@dorelaiyh YOUR STILL A BABY! XOXO
@@yank.my.doodleitsadandy9222 🤫😙
@@dorelaiyh LOVE FROM BRISBANE AUSTRALIA!💯❤❤
Absolutely pivotal in my appreciation of music, The Smiths encapsulated all I felt about my love of music, I was not part of the angst movement, but lyrically as a word smith, Patrick (Morrisey) was unequivocally in line with with his pears and then his fore fellows Keats and Yates.. this statement may seem overpowered and trite, but thank you The Smiths
The smiths is one of the greatest band ever
I'm a 90's baby so I've never heard this song until now on a Netflix series called Chambers. So glad I came across it!!
"Am I still ill" hits me kinda hard
yeah still lmao it's rough out here
this song will eternally remind me of someone special🔥💜
This has to be one of the best smiths songs!!
I love this song so much
The Smiths is like the fountain of youth when it comes to music. Listen to this song and suddenly your young and angst all over again. Simply Lovely!
20 years later, still my favorite band.
The Smiths ❤ ouço todos os dias, as letras combinam com o meu dia-a-dia
Não digaaaa
This is my new favorite the smiths song
Beautiful lyrics , this song is my favourite
There are brighter sides to life and I should know because I've seen them... But not very often ...
Una de mis canciones favoritas de The Smiths, amo fuerte
estoy acariciando mi pp rn tengo loción en mi pp (los smithos)
Man, this song is so deep... The moment he says "It just wasn't like the morb days anymore"... I can't...
God bless you, Morrissey 💓 from one Gemini to another, from the bottom of our ever broken,ever spiteful hearts.
I recognise that description,I too am a ♊ Gemini.
Cringe comment. As if "Gemini" means anything. Typical female comment.
Their music are passionate. By the people and for the people.
one of the first i heard from them, couldn’t stop grinning
This brings back memories....80's forever
Está canción me quito la tristeza de la vida y me sirvió de inspiración para mi álbum.
Inglaterra les debe la vida, pero yo le debo la vida a The Smiths.
Pioneers of alternative rock.
Esta música me traz lembranças inesquecíveis, amo demais!!! 😍😍😍❤❤❤
"Debaixo da ponte de ferro nós nos beijamos".