Biografia:
Steven Patrick Morrissey, nascido em 22 de Maio de 1959 na cidade de Davyhulme, Lancashire, Inglaterra é considerado o maior letrista dos anos 80 e um dos poucos representantes do verdadeiro espírito do rock da década. Amado por muitos, odiado por outros tantos, perseguido por suas opiniões, estigmatizado, execrado, mas antes de tudo um tremendo talento. Morrissey está para os anos 80 assim como Bowie para os anos 70 e Dylan para os anos 60. Após o final do The Smiths
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Outras músicas:
- Alma Matters
- America Is Not The World
- Dear God Please Help Me
- Every Day Is Like Sunday
- First Of The Gang
- Glamorous Glue
- Hairdresser On Fire
- Happy Lovers United
- I Have Forgiven Jesus
- I'll Never Be Anybodys Hero Now
- I'm Throwing My Arms Around Paris
- If You Don't Like Me, Then Don't Look At Me
- In The Future When Alls Well
- Late Night Maudlin Street
- Let Me Kiss You
- Life Is A Pigsty
- More You Ignore Me
- No One Can Hold A Candle To You
- Now My Heart Is Full
- Ouija Board Ouija Board
- Sing Your Life
- Stop Me If You Think Youve Heard This One Before
- Suedehead
- That's How People Grow Up
- The First Of The Gang To Die
- The Last Of The Famous International Playboys
- Why Don't You Find Out For Yourself
- World Peace Is None Of Your Business
- You Have Killed Me
- Youngest Was The Most Loved
- Make You Ignore Me
- A Swallow On My Neck
- Action Is My Middle Name
- All The Lazy Dykes
- All You Need Is Me
- Alsatian Cousin
- Ammunition
- Angel Angel Down We Go Together
- Art Hounds
- Back On The Chain Gang
- Because Of My Poor Education
- Black Cloud
- Black Eyed Susan
- Blue Dreamers Eyes
- Boxers
- Boy Racer
- Break Up The Family
- Certain People I Know
- Come Back To Camden
- Cosmic Dancer
- Dial A Cliche
- Disappointed
- Do Your Best
- Do Your Best And Dont Worry
- Dont Make Fun Of Daddys Voice
- Driving Your Girlfriend Home
- Earth Is The Loneliest Planet
- East West
- Edges Are No Longer Parallel
- Everyday Is Like Sunday
- First Of The Gang To Die
- Friday Mourning
- Ganglord
- Get Off The Stage
- Girl Least Likely To
- Have
- He Cried
- Hold On To Your Friends
- Home Is A Question Mark
- I Am Hated For Loving
- I Am Two People
- I Bury The Living
- I Can Have Both
- I Dont Mind If You Forget Me
- I Knew I Was Next
- I Know Its Gonna Happen Someday
- I Know Very Well How I Got My Name
- I Like You
- I Will See You In Far Off Places
- I Wish You Lonely
- Id Love To
- Ill Never Be Anybodys Hero Now
- Im Not Sorry
- Im Ok By Myself
- Im Throwing My Arms Around Paris
- Interesting Drug
- Interlude
- Irish Blood English Heart
- Israel
- Ive Changed My Plea To Guilty
- Jack The Ripper
- Jackys Only Happy When Shes Up On Stage
- Julie In The Weeds
- King Leer
- Kiss Me A Lot
- Last Of The Famous International Playboys
- Lifeguard On Duty
- Lifeguard Sleeping
- Lifeguard Sleeping Girl Drowning
- Little Man What Now
- Loop
- Lost
- Lucky Lisp
- Margaret On The Guillotine
- Moonriver
- Mute Witness
- My Dearest Love
- National Front Disco
- Nobody Loves Us
- November Spawned A Monster
- Oh Well Ill Never Learn
- One Of Our Own
- Ordinary Boys
- Our Frank
- People Are The Same Everywhere
- Picadilly Palare
- Please Help The Cause Against Loneliness
- Pregnant For The Last Time
- Reader Meet Author
- Scandinavia
- Seasick Yet Still Docked
- Shame Is The Name
- Sister Im A Poet
- Something Is Squeezing My Skull
- Sorry Doesnt Help
- Speedway
- Spent The Day In Bed
- Spring Heeled Jim
- Staircase At The University
- Such A Little Thing Makes Such A Big Difference
- Sunny
- Teenage Dad On His Estate
- Thats Entertainment
- Thats How People Grow Up
- The Bullfighter Dies
- The Girl From Tel
- The Loop
- The More You Ignore Me The Closer I Get
- The National Front Disco
- The Never Played Symphonies
- There Is A Light That Never Goes Out
- There Is A Place In Hell
- To Me You Are A Work Of Art
- Tomorrow
- Tony The Pony
- Treat Me Like A Human Being
- Trouble Loves Me
- We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful
- Well Let You Know
- Whatever Happens I Love You
- When Last I Spoke To Carol
- When You Open Up Your Legs
- Why Dont You Find Out For Yourself
- Wide To Receive
- Will Never Marry
- Will Never Merry
- World Is Full Of Crashing Bores
- Yes I Am Blind
- You Know It Couldnt Last
- You Must Please Remember
- Youre Gonna Need Someone On Your Side
- Youre The One For Me Fatty
Quatro anos de trabalho duro!Neste mês de maio fizemos quatro anos no ar. Continuamos trabalhando na divulgação deste maravilhoso instrumento, obrigado por participar da nossa história!
Art Hounds
[Intro]
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D G C E
Art-hounds look like nothing So Art-hounds write something
D G C E
And those that do are judged by those Who tried and found they couldn't do
Oooh Oooh
D-G-C-E--D-G
D G C E
Art-hounds see the Greek ideal And gaze on what they'll never feel
D G C E
Oh, the pitiless revenge of those without friends The pitiless, the pitiless revenge
D G C E
Art-hounds know what's around Because they've seen it somewhere written down
D G C E
And everything they've seen on the moving screen Helps them fill up the page
D G C
In European museums Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you?
D G E Am
In European museums Will I see you?
D G Am D G Am D G Am D G Am
My life is opera My life is opera My life is opera My life is opera
D G C E
Art-hounds in a restaurant They bring along their loving Aunt
D G C E
But when they can't find a table for their fat Aunt Mable They stamp their feet and cry
D G C E
Art-hounds in a restaurant They bring along their loving Aunt
D G C E
But when they can't find a table for their fat Aunt Mable They stamp their feet and cry
D G C
In European museums Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you?
D G E Am
In European museums Will I see you?
D G Am D G Am D G Am D G Am
My life is opera My life is opera My life is opera My life is opera
[Breakdown]
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D G C E
Art-hounds: very funny, very witty, but very lonely
D G C E
And below the belt is shriveled and small It functions only as a word
D G C E
Art-hounds: very funny, very witty, but very lonely
D G C E
And below the belt is shriveled and small It knows a thousand woes
D G C
In European hushed museums Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you?
D G E Am
In European hushed museums Will I see you?
D G C
If you cannot stand this fake world If you cannot stand this fake world
D G E Am
Take my hand If you cannot stand this fake world
D G C
If you cannot stand this fake world If you cannot stand this fake world
D G E Am
Take my hand If you cannot stand this fake world
D G C
I take 16 pills to send me to sleep
D G E Am
And 16 pills to shake me awake
D G C
What does it mean? What does it mean? What does it mean? What does it mean?
D G E Am
What does it mean? What does it mean? What does it mean?
[Intro]
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D|-7-9-10--7-7-7--9--10-| (x8, end on 7)
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D G C E
Art-hounds look like nothing So Art-hounds write something
D G C E
And those that do are judged by those Who tried and found they couldn't do
Oooh Oooh
D-G-C-E--D-G
D G C E
Art-hounds see the Greek ideal And gaze on what they'll never feel
D G C E
Oh, the pitiless revenge of those without friends The pitiless, the pitiless revenge
D G C E
Art-hounds know what's around Because they've seen it somewhere written down
D G C E
And everything they've seen on the moving screen Helps them fill up the page
D G C
In European museums Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you?
D G E Am
In European museums Will I see you?
D G Am D G Am D G Am D G Am
My life is opera My life is opera My life is opera My life is opera
D G C E
Art-hounds in a restaurant They bring along their loving Aunt
D G C E
But when they can't find a table for their fat Aunt Mable They stamp their feet and cry
D G C E
Art-hounds in a restaurant They bring along their loving Aunt
D G C E
But when they can't find a table for their fat Aunt Mable They stamp their feet and cry
D G C
In European museums Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you?
D G E Am
In European museums Will I see you?
D G Am D G Am D G Am D G Am
My life is opera My life is opera My life is opera My life is opera
[Breakdown]
e|--------------------|
B|--------------------|
G|-------7------------|
D|---7-9----9-10-9--7-|
A|--------------------|
E|--------------------|
D G C E
Art-hounds: very funny, very witty, but very lonely
D G C E
And below the belt is shriveled and small It functions only as a word
D G C E
Art-hounds: very funny, very witty, but very lonely
D G C E
And below the belt is shriveled and small It knows a thousand woes
D G C
In European hushed museums Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you? Will I see you?
D G E Am
In European hushed museums Will I see you?
D G C
If you cannot stand this fake world If you cannot stand this fake world
D G E Am
Take my hand If you cannot stand this fake world
D G C
If you cannot stand this fake world If you cannot stand this fake world
D G E Am
Take my hand If you cannot stand this fake world
D G C
I take 16 pills to send me to sleep
D G E Am
And 16 pills to shake me awake
D G C
What does it mean? What does it mean? What does it mean? What does it mean?
D G E Am
What does it mean? What does it mean? What does it mean?
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