Morrissey - Everyday Is Like Sunday

[@Rickhurst5606]

Released in 1988? Well I'm only 35 years late in hearing this but I love this song.

[@wbbartlett]

Look at this way - you heard it exactly when you were meant to hear it. BS of course, but such delusions can sometimes help :D

[@dannymalboeuf1692]

"How I dearly wish I was not here" What a great line.

[@PaulRocker-o8m]

Me too

[@helenb6936]

On holiday in an English seaside town listening to Morrissey (May 2023)

[@vannjunkin8041]

I'm pea-green with envy❤ greetings and salutations from the States love.

[@ThomasMullins-t8h]

Seaside towns in England are like morrisey sings about.

[@achillefskatsamas1359]

The 80s were the best time of my life in every aspect.Glorious era for the Generation X no doubt.

[@rong2912]

I had more fun in the 90's

[@mcclift9451]

Absolutely,this gem of a video takes you right back to the mid 80swhat a treasure for gen x

[@toddtracy7026]

Late gen x here .. born in 80. And I agree luckily I had an older brother and older friends to introduce me into all of the great music of the 80’s. The 90’s were good too. But the 80’s were the best.

[@MarthaMyDear6]

I had a wonderful time! We all got along - no one looked at race, gender, orientation, nothing. At least that was my experience!

[@leealdred7887]

Shell suits no money thatcher u sure that u not got Ur toes tinting glassing on

[@alightthatnevergoesout]

How can you not love Morrissey? His ability to articulate the ugly side of the world in a beautiful manner is a talent like no other

[@jasmine8245]

Of course we love Morrissey..

[@MrGoneTroppo]

Also that 1987 Ford Orion base model in blue is incredible.

[@SocioWey]

oh yeah!

[@Manne-vd8nm]

@@MrGoneTroppo Ford really outdid themselves with this ad

[@Mr_Boifriend]

his personality, for one artistically? a genius 🧠 👍

[@simonboyes2550]

A time capsule for Southend-On-Sea in 1988 that needs to be cherished. Those days are long gone and the memories fade. One day this is all we will have

[@DylanMulvaneyIsaRealWoma-jp9rn]

All these former holiday towns are all Muslim now.

[@TrueTalesofWojak]

Holding back the yeaaaaaaaars

[@leequinn2197]

Eastbourne! Still rocking looool

[@TrickyTone873]

Video was filmed in Southend but am sure Mozza said he wrote it after a trip to Morecambe. Happy to corrected though!

[@leequinn2197]

@TrickyTone873 no your right I'm sure, I was merely pointing out eastbourne still has those vibes for those looking for the nostalgia. Much love ❤️

[@jonathanjenkins4227]

A song about youth . Dreams . Hopes. A song about growing up in the 80s .Those who wanted something different to the mainstream .Brilliantly realised .

[@cockoffgewgle4993]

They got it. These quiet seaside towns won't exist for much longer. I'm not sure Mozzer approves of the change though.

[@junior4654junior]

What the fuck are you talking about? Are You foreign?

[@markboyle4241]

Spot on!

[@w0mblemania]

An alternative take: this is a self-indulgent song which displays misplaced anger and frustration. The protagonist is clearly self-involved, self-important. She believes she is morally superior to those around her. She doesn't belong in this shitty town, amongst these selfish, shitty people. She is better. She deserves more. She shows her contempt for those around her, but also her cowardice: instead of debating with someone and having her ideas tested, she instead slyly drops her attacks on unprepared people. As the wise prophet Lisa Simpson said, selling angst to youth is as easy as shooting fish in a barrel.

[@krukkykrukky]

what u know about youth! u were never young and never will be

[@luisreigada2583]

I am from Portugal,50 years and i agree with morrisey...Life IS hard...

[@puppets.and.muppets]

not if you have portugal property, then you are a grillionaire. as rich as a european banker.

[@AutPen38]

I lived in Southend for 20 years and often sat on the bench at 1:11 in the video. It was still blue and white in 2018 when I was last there.

[@danielalbinati]

"Everyday is like Sunday" has never made as much sense as now.

[@MrLetmein2011]

We might listen to Panic in a different light too ;)

[@stereogrIm]

Thats why im here. Isolation by joy division next. :)

[@danielalbinati]

@@stereogrIm Isolation is better than Transmission!

[@rexgeorg7324]

YEEP !!!!

[@larimerbixby4853]

Poesy. Spirit unrivaled. Cannot tell someone how much this song means to me..

[@lillymarchand4970]

I could hear this song repeatedly and not get tired of it!!

[@stevenball8444]

First time i saw the video for the song.

[@tommycoopersmagiccarpetwea817]

Unfathomably, people are currently streaming Ed Sheeran songs on endless repeat!!!! May God have mercy on them!

[@catarinabernardo5717]

Likewise!! 😊

[@888ssss]

no. eventually it would drive you to madness.

[@Knonnynonny]

Tell me ABOUT IT ... omg I could hear it on loop for DAYS. Literally.

[@fsu88me]

A great song to start 2024! Health and happiness to all!! ✌🏻

[@PaulaVadao-jk6tg]

salve!

[@MarthaMyDear6]

Amen? Health and happiness to you, my friend! 😊❤️

[@KreamyKone]

Love you too! x

[@garynoble1768]

RIP Cheryl Murray

[@GertJanAnkone-j6g]

​@Kre 2:43 amyKone tha.nks

[@itsonlyme458]

What a wonderfully depressing, sad, uplifting, happy song. The 80s hey, how I miss that decade.

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

Nothing like melancholic pop music, this and For a Friend by The Communards stand as some of the best '80s examples.

[@calif1mc]

Amen!

[@Sometimes_Always]

I remember those days.. The 80's were so weird at first and then you got used to all the new wave and alternative music.. I remember singing to the Violent Femmes and They Might Be Giants.. and then the 90's crept in.. It was still really good but these bands were beginning to fade.. their stuff started sounding old and played out.. Nobody wanted to see (or be caught dead at) the 4th showing of Depeche Mode.. Synth-pop was dying. Everyone was sick of poppy boy bands, big hair, brightly colored tights wearing pseudo rockers.. That grunge sh!t came in and the Pacific NW rock scene took over.. and just like that the 80's weren't cool anymore.

[@jaredcook4577]

#nailedit

[@denisomahoney5464]

All I had to worry about was college and the Hacienda,boardwalk ….fantastic days I loved them so simple …

[@ruthdixon7807]

makes britain's "silent and grey" seaside towns achingly beautiful.

[@JakeTheComicBookDude]

1:16 reference to The Smith’s 2nd studio album, “Meat Is Murder”(1985).

[@sooperstar6]

Love this man...he dragged me thru the 80's..35 years later, I still love him.

[@chrisfowler4101]

Perfect, 49 years old walking my dog to the store on a rainy Thursday night in Boston! Life is good!

[@DanielFranc35]

What is this promenade walk about nonsense?

[@jeffrey-michaelkane6860]

This is a song that transcends the desire to be free during periods of shite. On your face. Trudging over wet sand. Silent and grey. Sun came out.

[@celinebeurle7915]

He dragged me through the 80s too

[@simontimoney]

He talks absolute cack though

[@sylvainrozon8584]

These were the days...crying my youth!! Viva Morrissey! Salute from Canada ❤❤❤❤

[@leeelliott175]

I feel genuinely lucky to have been alive when we had music like this, never be another like this

[@brucelee9750]

Epic song, by one of the most talented singer songwriters of the 80's.

[@piayawat7777]

May be all time

[@frankatongue9028]

The girl is my mom

[@moggiesmusic]

The most talented singer songwriter of the 80s by a mile.

[@samitiilama8089]

Best

[@swirlandsniff2335]

Are you guys real? Sounds like kindergarten music

[@wendyxmarie]

I'd give a lot to go back to Sundays like that.

[@WayneLambrightIII]

Cruise ships for old people are like that. Parts of Australia are like this also.

[@roberth1322]

I wouldn't want to watch "That's Life" though - Sunday Night Dread for me as a kid.

[@Backfromthestorm]

It's like the soul got left behind when the clocks turned midnight at the start of the millennium. I'm an empty man in an empty world, longing for something true.

[@leemicd]

I get it

[@Mr_Boifriend]

@@Backfromthestormsorry to hear that, bro

[@MrDLOC11]

Morrissey deserves to be in the Songwriters Hall of Fame 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@fightsforrights]

He is unlike no other, actually the best having write so many great songs.

[@markuslullemann842]

80's MUSIC NEVER DIES !

[@CarlThames-h8v]

This song always makes me cry, is so beautiful on every single aspect, gen X here, filled with nostalgia for the good old days when music meant something.

[@oppothumbs1]

1961 - 1995 RIP They can't even do remakes of good songs and sound good.

[@robertmcdougall115]

absolutely love it😊

[@HappyMealBieber]

this is like the Gen X anthem . Or one of them.

[@reduranduran]

I'm from Brazil and I love Morrissey and The Smiths. Your songs are beautiful, beautiful songs that talk about subjects that few people talk about. The sadness that sometimes human beings go through, the depressions. Morrissey masterfully manages to put those feelings into words.

[@v-town1980]

I'm from the United States and I agree!

[@robertbest4398]

Well thanks for that cheers

[@salynsky7383]

Concordo.

[@JJONNYREPP]

Morrissey - Everyday Is Like Sunday 0028am 9.10.23 you know what i hate? UK cunts who had no time for this band etc etc and then claim yer a jonhny cum lately cos you slip on a disc..... as for brazil. cool. it had excellent football team. good luck!!!!

[@antoniosouzafilho2639]

Sou brasileiro também e concordo plenamente com vc. Eles conseguem colocar em músicas o que as pessoas sentem e vevenciam em suas vidas, às vezes de forma irônica, às vezes de forma melancólica. Suas canções são maravilhosas.

[@daveoneill8235]

Anybody remember when sundays were sundays. Days spent with families no shops open maybe a newsagent or offy or a garage. How the times have changed. Brilliant tune Brilliant artist Glad this will never change 🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@LarsRyeJeppesen]

You want shops to be closed?

[@daveoneill8235]

@@LarsRyeJeppesen Nooo I never said that. All I said does anyone remember them days.?????😀

[@LarsRyeJeppesen]

@@daveoneill8235 sorry

[@daveharo9878]

​@@daveoneill8235 I remember! Coupled with the dread of school the following day, Sundays could be so bleak.

[@daveoneill8235]

@@daveharo9878 Yeah n summer holidays were forever😀

[@halftimealready5694]

Great track, one of his best. It's good to hear it again.

[@Camilaguero]

perfect combination of sounds, melodies, lyrics and nostalgia for what's long gone, must listen on a cold rainy day only. He makes sadness look beautiful

[@gregfalco4528]

I'm listening to this in Los Angeles under a blazing hot sun. I don't have the patience to wait for a rainy day.

[@BeautifulZeroUK]

in England clouds aloft, send us over that sun we'll swap you The grass may not be greener but the sky is bluer

[@gregfalco4528]

I wish it could work that way.

[@tiapanda8824]

your so awesome Matey

[@sha6267]

wow

[@Timekeeper1200]

Morrissey is just on another level to anyone when it comes to turning emotions into lyrics

[@diarmuidslattery]

He really isn’t but song is catchu

[@Kmurd2003]

@@diarmuidslattery why is that?

[@kjb1611tw]

Amen from Taiwan

[@samitiilama8089]

I can show you some. Very deep. But of cause, no english.

[@montyf2165]

Sundays in the 80s when all the shops were shut, films and religious programmes on the TV. It could be silent and grey but I'd go back in a heartbeat.

[@JPRibner]

Me and you both, Monty.

[@Simonm9020]

Yep, 100%

[@JaredLogan-jk2bu]

In a heartbeat

[@SteveMcQueen999]

I live in a country where the shops are shut on Sundays and holidays. These are regarded as "family days". I love it.

[@MarthaMyDear6]

@@SteveMcQueen999That is awesome! I’m a conservative area of Texas and still, all the shops are open on Sundays. Hate it!

[@elduderino5390]

A 1980s melancholy masterpiece.

[@23Daves]

I used to find this video hilarious when I was a teenager in Southend - by all accounts, apparently the local council were not amused and did not approve of the song's lyrical contents. These days when I watch it, I just feel sad. So many of these locations (the Golden Disc record shop in particular) were a huge part of my teenage years, and while I couldn't wait to leave the place, this video is such a beautifully shot period piece. Nobody cared about Southend in those days so there's not really much else out there from this time period. I always get a bit upset when I see the road at the top of the precinct at 2:00 - because yes, that actually was one of the points where our parents used to pick us up after a Saturday spent shopping or sulking around. Long gone days, and sadly mostly departed people.

[@carlmunn3814]

Great video from a true icon 🎉

[@juanramonmoralcantos32]

Siempre será algo q siempre estará en ti, dentro tuyo. Y, ojalá te pase como a mí, q cada vez q la escucho, quiero soltar ese grito de libertad q en su momento tuve y, los años y circunstancias van reprimiendo. Hasta q vuelve a explotar de dentro hacia afuera, lastima q suele ser en momentos de autosugestión y, por desgracia, casi siempre en soledad. Un saludo.

[@Useaname]

Excellent comment and thanks.

[@solarlily8880]

When I meet a guy who feels Morrissey's music the way I do, I won't let go.

[@Harrissey]

Lily V a shame no girls do anymore

[@stuartwilliams3104]

Pity you weren't around when i were't lad.

[@hoopscyclingfirearmslifestyle]

Lily V And here I am living in Los Angeles asking myself the same question. 😞

[@waltstewart3970]

right here

[@musicsavage]

Lol! Bad luck then, cause it’s gonna be a gay man.

[@Sunnyupland]

this song is England on a rainy Sunday. The emotions and feelings just summed up in this song. proper legend..bosh

[@robbie007]

A Sunday before Sunday trading

[@sonofedmund5004]

Homework and my Mum's crap roast. Seaside much better than the shit hole I grew up in! Morrissey wouldn't have made it to adulthood had he been born in Tadcaster!

[@shawnlee8208]

But everyday is like Sunday.

[@mmmohhh8567]

M

[@erndog64]

Wish I could visit England...Cheers!

[@sjp6839]

Morissey was a poet, such an amazing songwriter. Sad depressing song but strangely uplifting x

[@lucylight176]

Yes I LOVE the way he genuinely makes sadness into a smile

[@dylendog]

I think the closest to morissey now in the UK for song writing is Sam Fender

[@katyballard4375]

what poetry have you read?

[@v-town1980]

@@katyballard4375 What about you?

[@turntablesrockmyworld9315]

He was a GOOD lyricist but not amazing relative to many real poets. Some of his writing is awkward and simplistic but he wrote well for his music.

[@CheechWizard22]

This song and video perfectly captures the mood and feel of a British seaside town that has long since seen its glory years. These towns are now trapped with this retro aesthetic, the thrills of yesteryear and a seemingly permanent population of old age pensioners that languish in this distant nostalgia. These are the places where the working class (some middle class too), displaced and pushed out of bigger more competitive cities, come to find some semblance of a more traditional family life. Their children end up like the female protagonist in this video, wandering aimlessly through a grey time capsule of a town, trying to find meaning in this decay and forgotten past. The sea provides a glimpse into the wider world and allows one to ponder on the possibilities, but is it enough to galvanise them? In the end most of them become content in the mundaneity of it all. The various trends, subcultures and consumer product that filters out from inland and into these towns can provide a distraction; but before they know it, they are the grey haired old bags and geezers that crowd the bingo halls and penny arcades. Whilst this all sounds very depressing, I do think the tale of the English seaside town, its rise and fall in the 20th century and beyond, is infinitely fascinating. This is a eerily beautiful vignette that illustrates this perfectly.

[@jb-yi4di]

Wow. You are gifted with words. Perhaps you should write a novel. I'm not being sarcastic.

[@Vamos82]

Thx for that!

[@christophgrambach2832]

full agreed!!

[@jpa221]

Sorry love utter shit,end of off

[@johngilstrap5943]

Can be any seashore anywhere. It's only what you do with it..

[@stefoneill1015]

PERFECTION. Complete and utter PERFECTION. The most beautiful and enigmatic human God has ever blessed us with. I’ve had his framed poster over my bed for 20 YEARS!!!!

[@philiphamer5959]

Perfect songwriting dripping with genius.

[@josiewallace7968]

One of the most haunting and emotional songs ever

[@ElemiahSaaraph]

80's, a wonderful time, true works of sound art, pure poetry.

[@davidarmstrong5839]

This song gives me goose bumps and reminds me of being a carefree teenager, feeling excited about life and looking forward to the future. Sunday used to be a special day when the country came to rest for a few hours. Now it is just another stressful day in a greedy and cut-throat world where the mega rich have their feet firmly on our necks..

[@herbpetrillo163]

Exactly

[@johnd1466]

Yea, Sunday was a long day that seemed to be like 2 days in 1 ( daylight time ) how I wish it was like 1980’s Sunday today & its fkin Friday night 😧

[@yoshi0k262]

Must be nice to have rose tinted glasses in reality domestic abuse was rampent everyone was over worked all the small coal mining towns were failing and people had no jobs alcoholism began to get out of hand and forget about fair pay ignore the racism and yeh perfect

[@juliesmith826]

👏👏👏🙌

[@UnYin99]

@@yoshi0k262 he didn't say it was perfect. Also, everything you mentioned is still true, only now we have the added bonus of the destruction of the middle class and a control over society so thorough that the tiny scraps of hope that we clung to back then have been wiped away. Everything you just said, plus the casual kick in the face of absolute and irrefutable hopelessness.

[@felipelopes181]

I have a "special ritual" : every sunday I listen to this song and fall in love with this band... It´s been ages since I started and I do not intend to stop so soon ^^

[@trappy95]

Do you mean morrissey or the smiths? (The band he was in) if so give them a listen!!

[@felipelopes181]

Matthew Trapp Actually I was talking abou Morrisey and type "band"... my bad! lol, thanks =]

[@diouranke]

interesting!

[@diouranke]

interesting!

[@leobanks5681]

that's right perrito!

[@marcstov]

Oh my GOD. I've never thought to look this song up. I'm 50 and this is blowing my mind. The fashions, the song, the vibe. Blasted this old man back to 1988.

[@davidscottthayer8078]

Buddy, I'm 56 and feel the same!

[@betterunknown1194]

@@davidscottthayer8078 Are you guys really 50 years old man playing youtube sir? Cause it sounds something

[@CornbreadOracle]

Me too! I’m 48 and when I was 16 I wanted to be this girl so badly. It was my dream to be that cool. Now I watch this video and I think God what a brat she was! LOL. I guess 30 years does change a person.

[@davidscottthayer8078]

@@betterunknown1194 56 buddy. Been listening to Morrisey and The Smiths since 1985.

[@patrickg8775]

@@davidscottthayer8078 61 here . Remember my 80's in England !

[@JohnPender-q9l]

I love this Morrissey song Every day is like Monday every day is silent and gray great lyrics 😊from a 61 years young Irishman fan from Dublin 😊❤❤

[@thecocktailian2091]

His voice is one of those legendary voices that are just so unique and so perfect. Like Brian Ferry, Roy Orbison or Tom Jones. Don't have to like their music, but one must recognize their sublime voice.

[@johnmorris1124]

I am so glad somebody said that...

[@sionjones4000]

Add Robert Smith to that list too

[@alexpastor8582]

add vanilla ice to that list!!!!

[@redskies4530]

Hi I have a song to recommend to you called 'where I come from' by Robert Nix

[@charlesyates4230]

On my divorce I used to see my two young children every Sunday. After dropping them off back with their Mum I played this sog on the long drive home. I would be happy that I had seen them but so sad to leave them. I cried as I drove & I still cry now when I hear this. Such sad days.

[@flavc.1921]

Charles Yates I know exactly what you feel, mate.

[@ianmoir2681]

Reading these words is like looking in a mirror mate... Dropping my lad off got me choked every time.. Trying to put on a face before I knocked the door on Xmas morning feeling so torn up that leaving a couple of hours later almost became a relief..? Chin up mate, they'll always know deep down who was really there for them (not a dig at their mum in any way as I'm sure you know) and so will you!

[@stevechappell6322]

Omg.. I know exactly how you feel. I was an idiot, I ruined my marriage and seeing my 2 young children every other weekend was an absolute heartbreaker.. looking at the clock on a Sunday afternoon dreading that time to take them home. 6 years later even though my daughter is a teenager and has her own life my son is 12and taking him home still destroys me. I know it was my fault but God its still the hardest thing ever. This song is incredible but such sad times.

[@hereisjohnnny]

I stopped this. Now my son lives with me. Forget the mom. She is on her 4th marriage. She is a loser. My son lives with me now.

[@teresalopes3037]

Força sempre! Abraços do Brasil 🇧🇷 hugs from Brazil!

[@owentomos2306]

This is more than a song, it's an anthem.

[@Remalrere]

Yes Sir!

[@bagofcorn7434]

@Juan Perez both

[@rickytoddbotelho9555]

Easily one of the best songs in the universe 😂❤

[@dialerproof6188]

The young lady reminds me of how teenagers were the 80s: snot-nosed know-it-alls... I was one of them. Love this song.

[@888ssss]

nobody understands me because im different.

[@kyleferguson9311]

I wasn't one of them still aint

[@dialerproof6188]

@@kyleferguson9311 if you say you weren't one, then you probably were.

[@kyleferguson9311]

@dialerproof6188 I was a teenager in army at 16

[@missmuffet3874]

No one promoted animal rights better than Morrissey. Beautiful inside and out ❤

[@idi0tdetectioninprogress]

There's nobody quite like Morrissey, its a privilege to be sharing the journey. ❤

[@TJD63]

Watching and listening in 2024! Never gets old.

[@MsLemon1971]

The best times and the best soundtrack. Thanks for the great tunes.

[@martinranalli8572]

I'm so happy to have been alive in the 80s. The Smiths were a great band.🎸🎤🎹

[@cheesewithuhhh]

Truly

[@WT7005]

man those were the days. we're so lucky to know what it was like "before". Look up some tiktok videos of high school kids in the 80s. make u cry being reminded of how we engaged with each other then...sigh...

[@carlosberdeal2562]

That whole genre in that time was amazing. Here in Miami it was FIRE!

[@niltonlima]

There are days that I am devastated by a nostalgic feeling, for good times I've lived, wonderful people I met, and places I visited.

[@moggiesmusic]

Too many happy memories can bring pain.

[@jon_d_6318]

Agreed ... it's a bittersweet feeling

[@ChateuDeIF]

As a 16 year old growing up in South Africa, I watched this music video with mates and loved the song. So irony of this story, is I now live in the town in the UK where this is shot.

[@Ozymandias1]

What's the name of the town?

[@james5995]

@@Ozymandias1 Southend-on-Sea, it hasn't changed that much since this was shot. :)

[@jenniferfreeman5672]

Love it ☁🖤☁

[@terencemagee]

@@james5995 I was there today and it´s still the same, with that twinge of sadness

[@SKY-jv9ue]

Ever see those two elderly ladies?

[@martinhudson8215]

was not a fan but found this six months ago, cant get it out of my head , Brilliant voice, song.

[@juantournet]

Nothing can beat this song

[@maayan460]

This song mixes so many emotions, makes you feel nostalgic for stuff you don't even know about

[@888ssss]

i like it when she looks into visonhire.!!

[@Treatsandthreadscom]

Word

[@yvonnewatkinson840]

Stephen morrisey was a poet and a genius. Love his lyrics.. Funny. Ironic. Sad. A bit sarcastic. Fabulous. 😊🤗

[@manymansions4783]

And still is.

[@Alexander..........]

@Yvonne Watkinson yes i agree just the same as Fish from Marillion was

[@yvonnewatkinson840]

Thanks for your responses guys don't usually get one 😊

[@Alexander..........]

@@yvonnewatkinson840 Hey no worries

[@randyrandall8274]

Yeh fantastic til he went all racist

[@johnhaydock1577]

I grew up in Southend, interesting to see it here. The two old ladies are eating at a place called the arches in Westcliff, or it used to be. The record shop at the start is the Golden Disc where I bought many a record... this video takes me back...

[@jasonkay7324]

The Jukebox was playing nothing but Morrissey songs. We mexicans call him Moz. His songs have the melancholy melody which we love

[@epicendergamer8535]

Is that an Antman reference? 😅

[@jasonkay7324]

Yup. It was the part where Luis was under the truth serum and recounting his grandma's restaurant that had a juke box

[@notlob23]

Come to Manchester and the town centre now is full of assorted uneducated toerags , shallow plastics and scroats with no appreciation of tge music from Manchester or its musical history.

[@thevoid99]

@@notlob23 then they need to be bitch-slapped and be shipped off to boris johnson's home.

[@sincerelyotaku7878]

Oh no te gusta moz? Then adios.

[@robbarlow3439]

Ah, Sunday - day of rest, odd day, day when we can feel very alone - captured so achingly in this song.

[@alanperez7657]

Sundays are depressing

[@Sometimes_Always]

It's been 30 years and Im still in love with that girl..

[@sardonicus76]

Forget it. I saw her first.

[@SKY-jv9ue]

Which girl? You mean one of the elderly ladies?

[@yvonnewatkinson840]

Stephen is a a poem's genius. 😊

[@JimGall]

You dirty old man...

[@danielfernandez6278]

@@JimGall yes

[@simcity3678]

80年代の曲は、数え切れないほどの名曲が生まれてましたね。 どこか懐かしくて、憂鬱で、でも希望が残る素晴らしい曲です。

[@carlosjimenezll6301]

esperanza? donde?

[@superdavidss]

We must support this great musician.

[@brad7932]

Yeah, I hear he's really struggling.

[@sirtrevor10]

😂nice

[@BruceLee-zd9bw]

In the 80's I wasnt really a fan of the Smiths at all, but as time as gone on, I've realised just how good Morrissey really is. He is without doubt probably one of the most talented British artists of the last 3 decades. His lyrics, music, and most of all voice, are so unique. He is a legend.👍

[@Chris-Ian]

The Smiths' music was written by Johnny Marr tho. I don't know who writes his solo stuff, but I doubt he's writing every song.

[@marcosgomes7681]

Smiths were not only Morrissey, don't forget that

[@Flatmint911]

Without doubt probably . Certainly maybe . Absolutely perhaps .

[@ianashton1226]

Me too fella

[@v-town1980]

@@Chris-Ian Whatever. Moz writes the lyrics and sings brilliantly. And guess whose career is still massive?

[@dacmiller]

I feel sorry for those who didn't grow up in the 70s and 80s listening to all the great music made

[@douglasfreeman3229]

I agree, some of the best music hall songs were written between the 1870s and the 1880s. After that it was downhill all the way.

[@kennethwjjones]

Wasn't just the music. It was almost EVERYTHING 😊

[@nerd2814]

Born in the mid-aughts. Fortunate enough to be raised on the UK's best from 1964-2000, Morrissey included. Words cannot express how deeply I yearn to have lived in the '80s...

[@StuartSherlock]

Still sounds as great as when I first heard it, brilliant vocals from a musical talent

[@lauralockrey2524]

Love love love this video. I remember it well. I've loved Morrissey since I was 14 am now 45, almost 46. Still love Morrissey and all the music I grew up listening to.

[@nickknowles8402]

guy is a genius. tho i admit not all of his songs resonate with me but the ones that do are amazing.

[@archstanton7137]

+Nick Knowles cock

[@nickknowles8402]

+Arch Stanton u take ur dumass pills?

[@Hellwyck]

+Nick Knowles Ironic.

[@archstanton7137]

Nick Knowles B-

[@archstanton7137]

So Morrisey is a half arsed genius, that's an oxymoron

[@grantcampbell9560]

Morrissey was ahead of his time. The most apt song to play during COVID1-9

[@wmarkdyer]

Sundays used to be awful. Everything was closed.

[@SuperSupasi]

The Specials 'it's all a load of BOLLOCKS' would of been more apt.

[@SuperSupasi]

AKA 'pearls cafe'

[@user-io4jl4jx9q]

early 80s... the melody bar... rutgers new brunswick... the memories - RIP Greasy Tony's

[@lpico]

Oh yes I remember that place!!! What memories it evokes!! Thanks for the reminder!

[@greeneyes674]

I'm watching this for about the millionth time in my life, and it makes me feel the same as it did in the 80's. Melancholy, sad, happy, and still wishing I was that girl in the video, or the girl in How Soon Is Now. It's silly really, but it's crazy the way a song can make you feel.

[@moggiesmusic]

Music brings people together as well as being good for your health and well being.

[@genokemp2433]

Totally understand Green ,i can see why people just drift off whilst listening to this (me included ) and i totally agree ''Every Day is like sunday''

[@samitiilama8089]

Yuore the girl and i am a boy

[@scottsullivan3362]

The girl in how soon is now is Gorgeous

[@brianoconnor2623]

The girl is Miss Malcontent and looks disaffected. She stands for something. I can see why you’d admire her. 😊

[@jonathanlocke6404]

I saw him live recently, in a show that, inexplicably, was in this little town in Texas that I live near...I'd liked The Smiths, and what little of his solo work I'd heard, but, hey, somebody like this was playing here? I wasn't gonna miss that...It was in a beautiful old downtown theatre that had recently been restored and is far, far too underutilized...Great show...But he did this song...I may have heard it before, but that doesn't really matter, because this is one of those rare songs that even if you haven't ever heard it before, it feels like you have, and it feels like you always loved it, and it feels like it was always a part of your life...By the time he hits that first chorus, you are sold...

[@dbrook7763]

JONATHAN LOCKE wow how lucky to see him live

[@Hoonozit]

Natalie Marchant does a cool version too. I don't know who is original.

[@lemurianchick]

@@Hoonozit Um...I'm sure Morrissey's is.

[@Hoonozit]

Ok thanks @lemurian chick.

[@patz2894]

Outstanding, I can't think of another artist who was with a phenomenal group and continued this into a solo career with as much vigor! Most solo artists have one or 2 hits and they fall by the wayside Pure magic

[@randyrandall8274]

I still appreciate his work as an artist, even though he chose to become a terrible person: white nationalist and rape apologist. Look it up

[@StuzRoz]

Yeah Phil Collins never did that did he?

[@missteemc4039]

And where’s Phil now? We’ve just been to see Morrissey and he’s still writing amazing songs .

[@missymissymiss5192]

And on your face, on your face, on your face…my favorite part of this song.

[@Soundofsilver2007]

Radiation on our faces

[@RangersOldBoy]

Used to go out with a girl back in the 80's with hair like this. Now married to her and getting older. Something about this video which reminds me of that great time in my life. What a song.

[@patttrick]

Old fart

[@dixonpinfold2582]

@@patttrick You're much older yet.

[@ES-aussie68]

Fitting song for where I was in 1988, Brightlingsea, Essex.

[@morrissey7146]

it's pretty remarkable how many people my music touches.... I think I am very lucky in that way, I think I have you to be the most thankful fan 🎹🌹🎹🌹🎹🌹.

[@SongofSolomon211]

Ha!! Reminds me of Clacton in February.

[@ES-aussie68]

​@SongofSolomon211 lol spot on! The pier, beach etc. It was so dreary compared to Australia where I'd travelled from

[@alm5966]

This song just makes we want to cry now. If the true meaning of nostalgia is the pain of an old wound then this song is the most nostalgic I can think of. Times probably weren't better 35 years ago but they seemed a lot better than now. At least when you're young there's hope and possibility but as you're worn down by life with nothing but a feeling of weltschmerz then I sure lament those happy days of the past . The only thing to be glad about in your 50's is that even a natural life means there's not an egregious amount of it left to endure. The state of the country and indeed the world is nothing to cheer about. Funnily enough, I live in the actual coastal town they forgot to close down. Come Armageddon, come Armageddon.

[@yasielpuig9991]

I don't think funnily is a word but I love your passion

[@alm5966]

@@yasielpuig9991 Thanks! Funnily is an English word, it means in a funny or strange way especially if it's unexpected or coincidental.

[@chrisseed4643]

Seriously one of the best songs ever written.

[@wanneske1969]

I don't understand why so many people hate Morrissey. I love the Cure AND The Smiths/Morrissey

[@zephead843]

johan- Morrissey is a polarizing figure because he reveals life's truths. We live in a world where telling the truth is a revolutionary act. ( my apologies to George Orwell.)

[@thegamingalien5476]

Wow my name is also Johan

[@amandadrnasin7335]

@@zephead843 Me too

[@baseballfan99]

Many love his songs but hate what he has become as a person.

[@Welder-y5x]

some of us have to grow up to appreciate Morrissey

[@hhosin]

If you have suffered from major clinical depression you understand how beautiful this masterpiece is.

[@mediterraneandiet2483]

See research by professor Roland Griffiths on the benefits of psilocybin on anxiety and depression.

[@Soundofsilver2007]

⁠@@mediterraneandiet2483it’s difficult for most people to find someone who has some.

[@thewomble1509]

@@mediterraneandiet2483 Or maybe don't............

[@lonewolf6928]

True depression never leaves. Ever.

[@lonewolf6928]

Sheer class. British English talent. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@anndebondt2393]

Oh, I miss the music of the 80's!!

[@brunomanhaes6457]

80’s, how I miss you! ❤

[@LS-0420]

20 years later and I still know every word by heart ❤️

[@reynaldosamonte8779]

Me too....

[@sirtrevor10]

36 years now !

[@khewco8322]

This video was shot in the Southend of my teenage years. I worked a summer season in the Three Shells Kiosk which is shown and also in the record shop (Golden Disc) although after it was taken over by HMV. It perfectly sums up the sense of adolescent alienation from that provincial hometown. Now it just makes me feel nostalgic about the place though!

[@skinnytinny9023]

Hi, do you recognise the street at 00:45 with what looks like Luke's Bar and Disco ?

[@drunkenmonkey1203]

skinnytinny hi. At 00:45 that was pier hill and on the right walking up the hill it used to be called Mr B's in the late 80's and 90's 👍🏻

[@discobiscuit3134]

Mr B s, owned by a Mr Mike Bolam. If I remember correctly.

[@rajeshnandakumar6241]

That's exactly the comments section is so invaluable sometimes

[@lordred4116]

I moved to Southend in the 1989s for work, I loved the four years there, and still have contact with friends I made in my time there.

[@ctapaulo]

"I've already cried a lot when this hit reached the top 10 in 1988. This tune had mighty be the only real poem that could translate what you really felt at that..."!!!

[@PantherCity817]

Just got back from seeing Morrissey Live in Dallas, TX!!! ❤❤❤❤

[@cynthiatorres4320]

I rang in the New Year with Morrissey in 2025 in Hollywood ❤ It was epic! Amazing!

[@antoniocapadafonseca]

Anos 80 nunca morrerão. Época fantástica

[@CleitonRodriguescdsr]

This song depicts the typical day of boredom in a coastal city in England. It Could be anywhere in the world. Morrissey is a genius

[@CleitonRodriguescdsr]

+terence magee. Thank you.

[@daveontoast]

I agree. Sitting on a shop step on a Sunday on a council estate in Stoke on Trent in 1988 was the most boring thing I remember doing as a young teenager with my mate Ziggy the biggest Smith fan on Newstead estate, apart from Terry Box, that is.

[@Navikthered]

Errr, no, it's quite literally taken from Nevil Schute's book, "On the Beach", about the last survivors of a nuclear WWIII in Australia living out their last days, waiting for the fallout to finally reach and kill them.

[@heatherb1587]

Watched 120 Minutes EVERY Sunday & or recorded it on a VHS tape for Mon after school! I kept a diary of band names, all so interesting then, Dinosaur Jr's & My Blood Valentines & They Might Be Giants & Cures & Lush & Cocteau Twins & none shall ever know the purity of hearing the music that changed life such as it did with me circa 1986+

[@DantesSagan]

I love Smiths and Morrissey this vibe it's something special, really cool!

[@mjmingo2010]

String arrangements in this song are awesome.

[@sirtrevor10]

A terrific bass part, took me ages to get it right, now I play it a couple of times a day, for fear of forgetting it ! Great stuff.

[@kulli-triinlaanet2169]

the ending to this is pure gold

[@nozhki-busha]

John Brighton yeah, as much as I like the song it really is.

[@robertcallow8347]

I wish everyday was sunday

[@gilbertodomingos8682]

Década de 80 e 90 só as melhores pra toda eternidade...Amém, rsrs...

[@neilwalsh4058]

One of the best songs of the 1980's , Morrisseys haunting voice telling us about the Britain we lived in back then perfectly. Best songwriter ever IMHO

[@lordtherapeutics]

Incredibly, we had Ian Curtis and Morrissey in the same decade.

[@sumitrana4813]

Don’t forget Robert Smith too

[@EndoftheTownProductions]

Don't forget Echo, New Order, Peter Murphy, REM, U2, The Housemartins...

[@carlomentor7568]

As well as Andrew Eldritch 🎉

[@brandip77]

I will forever love Morrissey.

[@caoimhinoceallachain1581]

One of my favorite songs. Absolutely beautiful. More power to you Morrissey.

[@moggiesmusic]

And mine.

[@jakubg1996]

These two 'come armaggedon' verses are the best experience to me this week

[@Berksmate]

One of the most underrated singers ever, but a true great in my opinion.

[@aldobalderas5909]

Steve Morley morrisey underated?

[@brimzs]

Bro dont ever let him hear you say that

[@clvrswine]

Dumb comment.

[@melike8824]

Underrated?

[@pinetreeforest9724]

Absolutely!!!!!💜💜💜

[@vaniacrocheborininunes5241]

Essa musica é muito linda , Amo essa nostalgia, me faz lembrar momentos bons da vida

[@moggiesmusic]

A beleza da música.

[@julianeschneider9281]

Só quem viveu essa época pode sentir!!

[@danieloliveirafreitas4708]

nome da atriz?

[@thesmith2317]

Lembro de quando meu pai escutava essa música!

[@chrislaluna6456]

My Favorit Song...long time ago...born in the best Time 😊🌹🫶

[@bernieweiss4064]

This is the perfect pop song! Nothing better.