The Smiths - This Night Has Opened My Eyes (Official Audio)

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[@angga8444]

Loneliness is a universal language and the smiths spoke it more fluently than others.

[@co3980]

miserably beaufiful. Could be worse, could have dated an axe-murderer!

[@amanisofia2701]

This may be the best you tube comment I’ve seen in awhile. I had to google it to make sure it wasn’t plagiarized. My god that is great sentiment. You @angga are a wordsmith my friend.

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

You ever gotten used to being so lonely and then something good comes like a new love and you got to take your chances, it’ll either be great or you’ll just be shattered once again, depression is so bad. It’s so weird how you just want to feel nothing after a while because you’re emotions are out of control

[@jimnewcombe7584]

Well said.

[@sofiana580]

Angga El. Maestro

[@chandara_kumar]

I pity the ones who never listened to The Smiths what a cruel life

[@kenallenproductions]

Those damn insignificant souls man

[@hakyowwp3147]

You just want to be one of the strokes

[@thatquietasianguy9582]

I wished I found the Smith before lmao

[@slobkaags]

@@thatquietasianguy9582 better late than never ! Enjoy 😎

[@fscorpion678]

Tbh they’re probably happier lol

[@booboodadfool8015]

Morrissey has this uncanny ability to sing like he's only singing to himself.

[@joshuajarod1909]

Thanks for this comment

[@jupitertheplanet2030]

There is a movie about The Smiths, it's called "England Is Mine". It shows that Morrissey used to be really shy. He was staying at home most of the time.

[@jbri1]

@@jupitertheplanet2030 used to be?

[@LaurenOliviArt]

Absolutely

[@crispinhandly6159]

He seems to play the role of narrator and "inner voice" at the same time in most of their songs. Even when he moans it's sometimes funny and is all part of that inner voice role he's playing, like how he does the inner voice of a childish person in "You've Got Everything Now". He's good at showing pettiness and weaknesses of the human condition.

[@jugdementday1]

When i was 17 my uncle asked me what music i liked. I said ,"I like guitars that sing!" He said, " Ahhh...give the Smiths a whirl! " 30 years later every kind of band has come and gone but im still loving the Smiths as much as when i first heard them.

[@ariellav5034]

idky but thats beautiful

[@k6681]

i can relate to this sm, i feel that their lyrics are just overall so beautiful

[@orbit5311]

Same with me! They’ve been my favorite band for a long time

[@oscarwar3534]

Thank's Uncle!!

[@maureensaul8417]

A great gift 😊

[@Midgetstars08]

"He said he'd cure your ills, but he didn't and he never will" applies to so much and I really feel that line ringing in the deepest corners of my past

[@gaby_._.]

Also the part of “she took away your troubles, oh but then again, she left pain” hits so deeply

[@placeholder3853]

maybe shouldn't have given yourself to a dickhead just because he's good looking or rich then

[@vindsvalrpdx]

For me "the dream is gone, but the baby is real" is my part lol. I am raising my 14-year-old son by myself. His mom and I both love The Smiths, so it hurts even worse because of that fact lol. Every song on this album makes me happy and depressed severely, simultaneously lol.

[@olderuglierandwiser]

❤

[@jackspry9736]

RIP Andy Rourke (January 17, 1964 - May 19, 2023), aged 59 You will be remembered as a legend.

[@thejabberwocky1488]

Wow his birthday was a good friend of mine growing up that passed in a car accident back in 2000. Mine is the 6th of January and I always have enjoyed seeing those that are Team Capricorn lol. Andy’s baselines are legendary and he’s sorely missed, just as is my friend has been missed by me all these years. RIP to you both.

[@aleksandartotaaaaaaaaa5734]

@@thejabberwocky1488 same birthday

[@bannedfromactiviston]

"he kicked and cried like a bullied child, a grown man of 25. He said he'd cure your ills, but he didn't and he never will." This line captures the best type of patheticness you feel after you couldn't save what you promised you could.

[@YNK-]

Real

[@JeffoJonJ]

..Perhaps he is singing about himself...again...

[@bannedfromactiviston]

@@JeffoJonJ no leave me alone about that I don't care

[@drowsy7921]

relatable, even though I'm only 18.

[@endheart3254]

“She took away your troubles but then again left pain” really relatable

[@mr.buttram2837]

I sang this for my mom and she almost cried. My mother had been abused for much of her early life. She had an abortion when she was 23, a miscarriage at 25, and had me when she was 27. Many of her early boyfriends beat her and cheated on her. Luckily she's been happily married for the last 14 years and despite not being able to pursue a career in singing she couldnt be happier, but I can't help but feel this song was made for her.

[@mai-kx3wo]

tell your mom that we love her and she’s brings hope to people. I want to hug her

[@arnie8604]

The triumph of the human spirit .... ur mom's a survivor.

[@7beautifully_flawed797]

My 19yo son sent this to me. I am abuse free since 2017, only at 40 I escaped all my abusers. No one knows all what happened over the years

[@putinelvladi6047]

Your mother is very strong, not only the fact of going through abuse and getting out of it, but also because of the mental torture that abortion entails, and keep living with it the rest of your life must be very hard, according to an INFOBAE article 80% of women never manage to overcome it. Give him a hug from me :)

[@ClepsidraSideral]

Mr.Buttram TMI.

[@rabbitisrich]

RIP Andy. This bassline says it all.

[@dixienormaz3763]

Incredible bro!!!!

[@TonyEnglandUK]

RIP Andy, we're still loving your work, mate.

[@davemiller8215]

RIP Andy Rourke....the SMITHS are and ALWAYS will be everything to me musically/lyrically; and you certainly were an instrumental part in all of their goodness(pun entirely intended) .....baseline always made me feel like Andy was just taking a sort of bouncy walk through the woods and enjoying nature and all of her beneficence...

[@katherinee.1213]

Every time I hear “the dream has gone, but the baby is real” it just hits me so hard. The feeling of snapping from a dream of a happy life to the harsh, sad reality, the realization that this is your life now… just incredible. The Smiths are genius storytellers as well as songwriters

[@austins.2495]

Jesus that’s dark

[@haleyelizabeth3053]

This

[@Bunnyrdy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYasXoGemrqJd5Y

[@Midgetstars08]

It's giving Shuggie Bain

[@arminius4406]

Indeed but the line was from "A taste of Honey" by Shelagh Delaney.

[@ryuhast9832]

This song calls to the souls of those who are grateful for the pain of living.

[@pg6917]

Nothig is left Or a poet or a fool

[@MrMarco33333]

Well put!

[@plasticweapon]

whatever.

[@jpphoton]

perfect

[@upturnedblousecollar5811]

It also calls for those who are grateful there's an alternative.

[@nickaugusto1]

The Smiths . I don't have any words to express my love for this band.

[@charlesdeason1646]

The absolute best band ever

[@barnijones1]

@@charlesdeason1646 I love The Smiths, Charles. But I am also a huge beatlemaniac and they are superior. Marr is GOLD though 😊

[@georgereto5584]

The words you say sound right

[@ianheaver3217]

@@barnijones1 That is a subjective comment and of course you would say that. I disagree though. The Smiths hit you in the heart in a way no other band could or ever will in my opinion.

[@ianheaver3217]

Great comment . Same here!

[@alexsaavedra644]

"You kicked and cried like a bullied child, a grown man of twenty five"

[@femme-mirage]

gets me every time 😞

[@Mr.Wrong1]

He doesn't write them like that any more sadly

[@michaelwhalen8165]

Just read your comment as he sang it

[@riorio5052]

P Harry?

[@franciscoborges747]

After singing this song for so long, now at 25 it hits harder than ever.

[@RossBayCult]

I can't believe music this mature and knowledgeable was made by men in their early 20's. Way ahead of their time.

[@fingerscrossed2453]

Men in their early 20s can be mature. So can you ! We all can !

[@vintagelove1619]

men back then wore totally different they are a lost species as of today

[@carolecksit2947]

Buried by Time and Dust is as knowledgeable as it gets

[@dorkbrandon4422]

Men are mature but act immature to have fun and take the pressure of having to take life seriously Women remain like children forever

[@Katadesmoi]

​@@dorkbrandon4422 found the misogynist

[@jackhartigan8212]

Such a complex and smooth track... the way Marr and Morrissey compliment each other will never be matched

[@ilwayeebstay1080]

Jack Hartigan complement

[@garc0113]

Jack Hartigan amen

[@shanemarshall9890]

Jerry Cantrell and Layne Staley are another magical duo.

[@the2ndcoming135]

Krautfünk

[@Bunnyrdy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYasXoGemrqJd5Y

[@vb2388]

Lyrically, One of the Best Songs of all Time..

[@lcddrownd874]

You can say that about a lot of smiths songs

[@singmetosleepidontwanttowa7492]

also a kind of underrated song idk how people don't like it as much

[@estelita2173]

yep...smooth n divine

[@stefan5149]

Dawn chorus right there with it.

[@zade9786]

@@singmetosleepidontwanttowa7492 its great but the smiths have so many masterpieced

[@spacejesus2750]

Whoever listens to this has DIVINE taste in music

[@grandadmiralthrawn.gaming7355]

That bass is heavenly

[@stonefish89]

My favourite bassline from this band. Made me pick up the bass when i was 19. RIP

[@mikeys8182]

This is one of my fav bass lines of theirs too. The reason I came here.

[@splitzerx570]

I love how this song has that duality of “You did a good thing” and You did a bad thing” as well as “and I’m not happy and I’m not sad”. Really fits the context of the song

[@marsric6061]

Lyrics: In a river the color of lead Immerse the baby's head Wrap her up in the News Of The World Dump her on a doorstep, girl This night has opened my eyes And I will never sleep again You kicked and cried like a bullied child A grown man of twenty-five Oh, he said he'd cure your ills But he didn't and he never will Oh, save your life Because you've only got one The dream has gone But the baby is real Oh, you did a good thing She could have been a poet Or, she could have been a fool Oh, you did a bad thing And I'm not happy And I'm not sad A shoeless child on a swing Reminds you of your own again She took away your troubles Oh, but then again She left pain So, please save your life Because you've only got one The dream has gone But the baby is real Oh, you did a good thing She could have been a poet Or, she could have been a fool Oh, you did a bad thing And I'm not happy And I'm not sad Oh... And I'm not happy And I'm not sad Oh... And I'm not happy And I'm not sad

[@melmartinezfan8589]

i love people like you who do these comments

[@asholadi9257]

Wrong, The first two lines: In a river, the color of lead. The masturbater's hand.

[@arminiusdergrosse]

This song is painfully deep, enigmatic and addictive. I want to die to be reincarnated back in the 80's. I was 12 in 1990 but I wish I would have been in high school when this came out.

[@90sbaby1]

immerse the baby's head? thought he said "masturbate his head"

[@afrosoulstylist]

Nothing but praise for the lyrics writers 🙌❤🙌

[@rikme1337]

It's just something about those oh so ominous vocals and this general airy feeling. It feels so melancholic and depressing yet so extremely calm and accepting it's almost uncanny. This has to be one of my favorite songs ever. The lyrics "I'm not happy and I'm not sad" perfectly encapsulates that feeling.

[@8amango]

i agreeeee ☝️

[@Koshirozation]

i love the "distant" almost neutral narration in songs such as these, morrissesy's voice is ultimately tragic but its like his only telling a story, as it is. i don't know why but i think of nick drake everytime

[@morenoh149]

He does say he's not happy or sad (neutral)

[@a.c.7573]

Gee I see you in all the music I love, you listen to a lot of City pop right?

[@Bunnyrdy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYasXoGemrqJd5Y

[@utkajmatke863]

also, he did not take prochoice or prolife side, he just tell a story about hard decision to have or not have a child

[@90sbaby1]

this song is so good, that I can't get passed the first 30 seconds because I keep replaying it.

[@videoluvr4204]

this song is totally awesome i agree, sounds so good

[@roblucero85]

Currently studying the guitar chords, and how in the world does Johnny marr come up with these arrangements

[@dontfeedthemilkshake]

A lot of Major and Minor 7th chords and especially jangly open chords. Still cannot figure out the chord he always talks about during the chorus (The dream is gone but the baby is real).

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

Buy the music cheapskates, support one of the best guitarists ever,.

[@indoom666]

edmund blackadder coc that isnt how music works fuck face lmao

[@oscarblack7624]

only johnny marr, thats why hes 'the' Johnny Marr

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

@@indoom666 I bought the Louder than bombs tab book years ago, so you're saying The Smith's receive nothing? Ok lol

[@laszlobagu1956]

It's heart-shattering and soul-stripping to become a new father at the age of 8 in a tiny beach community like Itanhaem, Brasil in 1968 where no orphanages or adoption agencies existed to speak of. We left our tiny, baby girl in front of a nice-looking home, ran away as fast as we could, and never looked back, not even once. The love of my young life disappeared into Brasil's vagueness never to be heard from again. No one knew her real name. Somewhere out there I have a beautiful daughter who is only 8 years younger than I am. I ran out of all tears a long time ago. Could I even bear to meet her now? I honestly don't know. Life's funny, isn't it?

[@devicecorpse]

My respects from Brazil.

[@devicecorpse]

@Teyah Deschler thank you my friend, stay safe and be well

[@supgin1616]

bro no disrespect but how were you even able to have a child at 8 years old

[@babyempresstarot]

Every time I'm going through a bad period in life, The Smiths are who I listen to and they help me through it. For a band that has a stigma of being slightly "depressive" - they actually help CLEAR my depression. That was the band's whole point if you ask me. They're the best therapists in the world and to have ever existed. Thank you Morrissey. Thank you Johnny. Thank you Andy, Thank you Mike.

[@DOMSKYTRANCE]

Morrissey is a lyrical genius

[@johanodinson8839]

yes, excelent musician, worst person

[@siuuu7833]

@asris pant na he's racist sadly

[@blazedooley9061]

@@siuuu7833 appreciate the art not the artist

[@bilbo5823]

@@blazedooley9061i really try to but hes such a cunt in real life 😭

[@Bunnyrdy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYasXoGemrqJd5Y

[@dirtyelite]

"...a shoeless child on a swing.." that break right there is so funky, dark, and dope!

[@MrNovella]

When ever I listen to The Smiths my body is grounded but my mind is floating! I'm convinced this is some english black magic they don't make music like this anymore...

[@josemata6865]

It is such a shame that the drums and the bass where so underrated in this band, this song specially makes them shine, it creates such a good sound and support.

[@judaht71t8]

Extremely underrated! Very powerful yet subtle rhythms in this track. The bass line is equally powerful in The Headmaster's Ritual. Also like What Difference Does it Make.

[@arpankumar7744]

Thank you. I'm so tired of people just talking about Morrissey/Marr when Rourke and Joyce were equally important. For fuck's sake.

[@MrMarco33333]

@@arpankumar7744 Yes I agree. As great as M+M were the rhythm section was perfect as well.

[@spacefertilizer]

@@arpankumar7744 not equally of course but still very important

[@anton2417]

@@arpankumar7744 thats just how it is bass/drummers hardly ever gets acknowledged in bands.

[@conversiamo]

One of the most underrated songs of the Smiths.

[@thejusticecode]

Came here to say this

[@Koala019]

literally has 65 million plays on spotify

[@conversiamo]

@@Koala019 That's not much for Spotify, Check out the other songs...

[@Koala019]

@@conversiamo their 7th most played song... out of 73 songs...

[@conversiamo]

@@Koala019 let me check the math... you won a lollypop,

[@nicke.424]

I would kill for a book of poetry by Morrissey

[@ladyboywonder9139]

Start reading Sylvia Plath

[@spinningreelsofrhyme]

@@ladyboywonder9139 I'm sure that is exactly the same...Other than the fact that they both had dark or morbid streaks in their writing.

[@spinningreelsofrhyme]

@@ladyboywonder9139 I'm not sure*

[@ladyboywonder9139]

@@spinningreelsofrhyme lol

[@spinningreelsofrhyme]

Now Morrissey reciting Sylvia Plath poems...That would be something special. Lol

[@lucias.13]

In a river the colour of lead Immerse a baby's head Wrap her up in the News Of The World Dump her on a doorstep, girl This night has opened my eyes And I will never sleep again You kicked and cried like a bullied child A grown man of twenty-five He said he'd cure your ills But he didn't and he never will So, save your life Because you've only got one The dream has gone But the baby is real Oh you did a good thing She could have been a poet Or, she could have been a fool Oh you did a bad thing And I'm not happy And I'm not sad A shoeless child on a swing Reminds you of your own again She took away your troubles Oh but then again she left pain So please save your life Because you've only got one The dream has gone But the baby is real Oh you did a good thing She could have been a poet Or, she could have been a fool Oh you did a bad thing And I'm not happy And I'm not sad

[@dannyfirst6544]

jesus, shit is dark.

[@fawkhamhall8596]

Danny First - it’s derived from a 1961 film entitled *A taste of Honey*

[@dannyfirst6544]

@@fawkhamhall8596 i always thought this was a song about kids being kidnapped and killed\buried in moors in England.

[@BM-yr1lc]

@@dannyfirst6544 no that's Suffer the little children

[@LonelyGoblin07]

is it me or in literally every music video there is at least one person who copies u the lyrics and posts it as a comment

[@joehester622]

As a drummer, to me this track is absolutely perfect. There is nothing too complicated in Joyce's playing here; every note has intent and purpose. Also, the overall sound of the kit, especially the cymbals, is impeccable.

[@meleemenace]

me too!! im so happy someone said this, i love playing this on the drums

[@AtencionQuinteroooooo]

I want to share my story: A few months ago I was dating a girl, the most beautiful girl I had ever seen, we were not a couple yet, but she swore too much love to me and had an intensity in her affection, treating me like the best man she'd ever met, a few days ago I was listening to this song at night, she sent me a message confessing to me that she slept with another guy and that she hadn't even used protection, a boy I didn't know anything about, but from what I had seen on his social media he was a boy who abandoned her, I had the worst anxiety attack in years, Needless to say, I cut off all relationship with her that night. To this day I am amazed that this song has been played that night, I don't know if God exists, but it certainly has a very dark sense of humor.

[@lavidaloca9488]

come back stronger my g 💯

[@wmirhan_o6362]

Man...

[@picklesword80o]

Omg.

[@nuxsuukow8565]

you listen to the smiths. learn how to manipulate women

[@equire6673]

@@nuxsuukow8565 you know ball

[@griffinjurisson9119]

every band member shines in this track, subtle beauty. Best band ever

[@francescobonini5185]

Volcano Choir as profile pic, you're a boss mate

[@osker]

This is a masterpiece. The vocals, guitar, bass, and drums are all nearly flawless.

[@osker]

@Star Wars fan thanks

[@whoisarod]

My #1 favourite Smiths song! I melt in that bassline.

[@molemouth7142]

Amen

[@boobooshooboo5977]

Not dissimilar to Thin Lizzy's Downtown Sundown Would not be surprised if it was a direct influence

[@RossBayCult]

Andy freaking Rourke.

[@teddyhose]

RIP Andy Rourke. This song has been in my head since hearing, as the bass line really carries the song. The fact that Rourke was childhood friends with Marr is probably what made The Smiths' jangly chemistry so good. Morrissey gets all the attention but as a guitar player myself, I'm sure he'd be nowhere without these two.

[@blasrosales2559]

One of the best bass lines of Andy Rourke...You will be missed, man...RIP

[@elliotts7383]

I tried getting into the smiths the other day, and from listening to the most popular tracks I decided they weren’t for me. But before I could put on something else, this track came on. I loved it! I’ve been listening to it on repeat all day, and i’ve decided to give the rest of the discography another chance because of it.

[@beauwille2294]

Any other gems?!

[@natsukibarususubaru]

@@beauwille2294 the hand that rocks the cradle

[@melvinnance5029]

Takes me back to grad school, when I was single and lonely. The Smiths got me through.

[@vickjr98]

Damn grad school and lonely, must've been tough

[@SpongeBobbin34]

let me guess, no bitches ?

[@ULOVEKYLE]

@@vickjr98 lol

[@lex_C_88]

@@ULOVEKYLE 😥🤣💀

[@daverawcliffe3212]

Best smiths song ever, bass is absolutely fantastic, lyrics and singing is incredibly emotional, and Johnny Marrs beautiful playing should be a staple for those who are interested in learning to play guitar.

[@daverawcliffe3212]

@starwars fan , very good, thx for the reply and suggestion , good pick !!

[@tchmsery6055]

*probably the best song ever made*

[@starkwelfrenzy3486]

Good night god bless Andy. You made the world a better place.

[@zada1248]

Arguably their finest ever track

[@BBRWild]

One of the best song in the universe !

[@elizabethdawatin6238]

Firsstttt

[@boot2themoon]

My long time best friend/lover died recently and listening to The Smiths again has been so...I don’t know the word for it. I’m just thankful their music exists.

[@andesarcher7559]

I'm so sorry

[@EM-ok8gc]

This song literally saved my life, 6 years ago. Hearing it again brings all the clarity I felt that night.

[@TJPoppy]

Those four boys were Magic together. Timeless.

[@ok4783]

Smoking a cigarette and listening to this on a starry night and the stars are talking to me

[@arrowsinsilk]

Sounds lovely.

[@jameswhite516]

Living the dream

[@TonyEnglandUK]

Smoking a cigarette, listening to this and ....... well, planning my escape.

[@palesomim4306]

I’ want to be with you

[@demiemi5241]

this has gotta be one of my favorite songs if not my favorite

[@gildad2391]

You are the 1000th comment🥳

[@woodstickman]

samee

[@jftruthseeker989]

The lyrics, the groovy bass line, the beautiful full clean playing of Johnny Marrs guitar and the the groovy drums , everything's good in this song

[@bruh06929]

Shit man. I started my mandatory military service a couple months ago, i remember listening to this song going to sleep, going back home on the bus.. it just hit the spot every single time.After much pain appointments and threats i’m out of this shithole. Long live the smiths.

[@karlakrockadile]

listened to this song everyday during one of the hardest times of my life.. it’s so special to me

[@kaslyns.mp3]

One of my favorite bass lines. R.I.P lovely Andy.

[@tanyanelson8780]

Great song. Another tape I played non stop when I was in high school. 89-92. Miserable years greatly benefited by The Smiths! Thanks

[@deeohgee70]

RIP Andy, your mastery will live for the ages

[@franciswalsh8416]

The most emotionally flattening song I have ever heard. Beautiful ambiguity, gets to the core of life

[@jograham1153]

The only thing more beautiful than this bassline is Morrissey's voice...

[@manny44]

and Johnny's guitar part....and the incredible recording of the drums

[@judaht71t8]

Beautiful bass line indeed. The guitar is equally sick!

[@judaht71t8]

@@manny44 the drums absolutely rock!

[@philcollinslover56705]

this entire song is beutiful

[@Bunnyrdy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYasXoGemrqJd5Y

[@daverawcliffe3212]

Morrissey is in my opinion the greatest lyricist ever and not to mention one of the best singers, he sings with the flow of the music

[@Garrett1240]

He’s a terrible singer, decent yodeler, and his lyrics haven’t aged well.

[@daverawcliffe3212]

@@Garrett1240I never mentioned anything about his solo career, you should pay attention to my statement

[@Garrett1240]

dave rawcliffe I too never mentioned anything about his solo career. You should pay attention to my statement.

[@TonyEnglandUK]

@@Garrett1240 The problem with opinions like yours are twofold; 1) They always come from That Internet Guy 2) They're wrong. Now bring us all a drink and wipe that cheese off your shoes.

[@Garrett1240]

Tony England Struck a nerve did I? I’m just humored that I actually found someone in you that believes his voice is decent.

[@cfcarr3573]

i remember my homegirl used to always be slapping this song. She was murdered 3 years ago and now every time i hear this song it brings me right back to the days when she was with us. Rest easy Liz i keep this shit playing, and the modelos flowing for you. 💜

[@austinw2092]

This is how I want my 80's alternative to sound... so good

[@BruceLee-zd9bw]

That bass line.... 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 R. I. P A Rourke 🙏🙏🙏

[@Keston1302]

Probably my favourite Smiths song. Absolutely incredible track

[@wiichevv]

This is one of my fave song from the smiths and I love the way it starts, there’s no intro, it just sounds so authentic? I can’t explain what I mean but this songs amazing !! “I’m not happy and I’m not sad” are so simple but explain a feeling so unexplainable this songs so real

[@MyPetGargoyle_]

Still my fave song of all time. I'm not sure it will ever be beaten for me.

[@charliebuttocks2400]

Omg spent many a sad evening listening to the smiths in the 80s this is still so good

[@thewildmitchell]

I wanna say this is one of their bests but all of their songs are one of the bests ❤

[@GregoryRLittle_GRL]

Came to this song just now for the wonderful bass roll. RIP Andy Rourke.

[@agustinamansur5665]

"And I'm not happy, and I'm not sad" is one of the best lines I heard in a song😥🙈

[@Decypha77]

Wow. How nice it is to experience something special for the first time.

[@onelittleindian745]

5 years, 5 albums and now a lifetime for listening to them.

[@KiwiHasFoundAnBody]

"You kicked and cried, like a bullied child" That line hits hard.

[@adventurelife838]

😢

[@drae840]

The Smiths are *the perfect band*. You've got a stellar vocalist with an off kilter but gorgeous way of writing and singing a song, a virtuosic guitarist that has carried the band and its sound, a smooth bassist with a great sense of groove to him, and to top it all off, a hard hitting drummer that wraps the song to a cozy little present. I love it.

[@joelcarloaymat]

Thank you so much for the music, Andy. RIP.

[@8julianhernandez923]

I love that bass it relaxes me, and morrisey's voice is like that of a saint🤩😇

[@Anniestuts]

IM LITERALLY OBSESSED WITH THIS SONG

[@TonyEnglandUK]

For me, this is Morrissey's voice at it's very finest.

[@lileafeechildishGUCCIpinto3000]

I wondered: "why didn't I often wake during night?" & "How do I more best enjoy my nights as in this country?" I rambled to myself, more in my past, with meditating & my pontificating that I enjoyed.

[@mutilated.candy.]

This is my favourite song from The Smiths and it just never gets old ❤

[@robertoherrera3883]

There will never be music like this again so lets thank the Smith's for such great tunes

[@444farida]

I can't stop listening to this

[@arealgem9404]

*BEST SONG IVE EVER HEARD IN MY LIFE* *and I know good music*

[@misfirits]

I LOVE THE SMITHS MORE THAN ANYTHING

[@christaylor2959]

That's not enough !

[@AshleyNoelcx]

My love for the smiths is beyond words. They take me to my happy place.

[@patrickmccarthy1676]

I had Louder Than Bombs as a cassette many years ago. Me, headphones, and years lost in the Smiths. Tragic bliss.

[@jackiep6704]

Autobiography by Morrissey is a good read. He hates the world 😆proper miserable like but his dark humour and writing style is classic Morrissey. I highly recommend any Morrissey or Smiths fans to read it if you haven’t already ✍️👌🏻

[@siuuu7833]

Dies he go on about immigrants in it?

[@BulldozerBilly]

I can feel that bass line in my soul

[@yourtime4277]

It’s my favorite song for 3 years.

[@Hazardlv]

Tonight first time hearing this song. I can honestly say this is a masterpiece. Underrated. Why?

[@carbonunit69]

My favorite song by The Smiths without a doubt.

[@shomiiii96]

Hello fellow boomers and doomers

[@benitomussolini6293]

Zoomer> svi ostali

[@aphextit]

I'm a zoomer and the smiths is my favourite band

[@marcusrusso6526]

Belcher above all

[@bogibratina]

Hello, fellow same-fucking-surname!

[@WinterBoi-]

Why hello there! :3

[@lilac.0464]

I cant find the words to express how much I love this song

[@rabbitsandcarrots]

RIP Andy. What a bassline. Thank you.

[@fernandovilla3956]

The drums on this are just chefs kiss🔥

[@deeznuts541]

The bassline is amazing and it makes the song sound good. change my mind

[@KimKiselev]

Мне 37 лет и я в первый раз услышал эту песню , я в полном восторге 😮