some girls are bigger than others // the smiths lyrics

[@angelkrstevski3293]

The best version,Thanks

[@gigliotube]

Awesome version. Greetings from 🇮🇹

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Amazing

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[@angelkrstevski3293]

Genious

[@daymeeedababy]

If only I knew 15 - 20 years ago that they didn't record one bad track!!! I'll bee 40 in 30 days

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[@jeffalfieri6972]

yeah he is..

[@jacobhoyle8118]

Is there a bigger meaning to this song? I love the song just wondering

[@victoresquer7829]

I think it's about the pointlessness of everyday conversations and the feeling that you're a stranger to the people around you. All that men seem to talk about is the size of women's breasts or their weight, which is emphasised by the repetition of the title in the chorus. The singer thinks they are pathetic and probably feels very different from them, probably feels alone too. He despises such people and longs for meaningfulness in an insensible world. It's also a comment on the vision of women in society, which are often sexualised and summed by their body. The last line, "send me the pillow, the one that you dream on, and I'll send you mine" is the singer inviting another person to send their pillow to him, the one that they dream on. It's an invitation to talk about deeper, more personal and sensible things.

[@jacobhoyle8118]

@@victoresquer7829 Wow that was a much more thorough answer than i expected from a youtube comment. thank you sir!

[@jacobhoyle8118]

@@victoresquer7829 I think you are absolutely right. You can also tell by the sarcastic tone in which he says "some girls are bigger than others". Especially @2:16

[@victoresquer7829]

@@jacobhoyle8118 You're welcome! English isn't my native language so I couldn't explain things much better but I guess you understood! Those lyrics can seem totally pointless and shallow at first sight but they actually carry a lot of meaning. And yeah, I agree! The sarcastic tone that Morrissey uses is him imitating the people he points at.