Can’t think of a modern day Moz song that doesn’t follow the Ramones’ ‘second verse, same as the first’ ethic. I mean, I’m sure they exist but can’t think of any….
@@heimricvanleeuwen2563 I couldn't care less what narrative he does and doesn't fit into. I am referring solely to his lyrical ability, which I don't think anyone can argue hasn't sharply declined, especially over the last 10-15 years.
@@arthurjefferson6259 As I've already said, I don't care about political sides, religious beliefs, or whatever categories Morrissey does or doesn't belong to. I'm referring solely to his lyrical mind. You seem unwilling to accept that though.
@@alexbacalu6688 I thought Moz told us to stop watching the news... Ask anyone, I mean anyone, out there in the real world whether they thought Notre-Dame was terrorism or not and I think you'd find everybody's in agreement. I have no idea who the grain are in relation to this song...
"Everybody being in agreement" as an argument is precisely the problem. I think this is also what bothers Moz. This is also why we should stop watching the news - they've become propaganda outlets that repeat the same message in unison, instead of investigating and debating.
@@alexbacalu6688 tell me what on earth is profound about these lyrics or this song? it is AWFUL. just because he says something daring doesn't mean it's accurate, eloquent or interesting. just like with the Manchester bombings, he goes on as if no one ever spoke about it or cared about victims. WE ALL DID. he does not live in the real world.
@@MozMaelbecause telling the Truth is seen as *insert phobic insult here*. Love the meltdown from libs. You people have destroyed everything. The pendulum is finally swinging back. Have fun :)
