I'm sorry I married that monster. I'm sorry he beat you, locked you in your room and threw your toys off the bridge. I know you find a lot of solace in this song. When I fell apart with alcohol, again I'm sorry, I was lost for a while in my own pain. Don't let him destroy you because then that a-hole wins again and he isn't worthy. Pick yourself up and brush yourself off and get on with living. I made a bad choice and I can't fix that but I love you so much... Mom :)
THE SMITHS = THE OXYGEN THAT I BREATHE DAY AFTER DAY, NIGHT AFTER NIGHT, THE SUNSHINE IN MY SOUL, THE SMILE ON MY FACE - THE HOPE FOR THE FUTURE!!!!!!!!!! :-))))
it's time the tale was told ...a song about the seventeen year old boy who was murdered by Brady & Hyndley , and is who almost forgotten, even now, because he was gay . Beaten to death with a hammer , as a spectator sport ! His murder was at least as vile as any they had already committed, but it has always felt ( at least to me ) that the press treated him as if he "got what he deserved'....it's time the tale was told , and the balance redressed, if only for his family sakes!
This isn't about the Brady & Hindley murders-Moz used Salford playwright Shelagh Delaney as a major source of inspiration for this track. "I dreamt about you last night..." is a direct lift from the play 'A Taste Of Honey' by Delaney.
Suffer Little Children,however,was wrote about the Moors Murderers.
Fifteen minutes with you, I wouldn't say "No", people said you were virtually dead, they were so wrong, I couldn't express true love in a more poinant way ever!!
Fifteen minutes with you, I wouldn't say "No", people said you were virtually dead, they were so wrong, I couldn't express true love in a more poinant way ever!!
To me it means a parent or adult abused a child and he grew up and found love, a love that heals, a person to love him as he is, sees the worth in him and makes him feel worthy of love.
The question is whether Morrissey is retelling an actual experience from his youth?
If so, then the question becomes--how young was Morrissey and how old was his seducer? Such a revelation might explain a lot about Morrissey's internal psyche.
@MrTheAlabam I don't mean to be rude but this song is actually on both albums. The 'The Smiths' album version is noticeably different. It has a much lighter sound and has piano/organ parts that are left out of this one. (Please someone correct me if I'm wrong!)
I normally wouldnt refer to the dislikes bar, as comments that do bore me to tears ...but i do wonder who listens to this and takes the time to click the dislike button as if to register their misery with YT........ "well i dont like this" CLICK ..is this as imaginitive as todays trolls get ?
@tdogwow Well the Smiths deny that It Is about pedophilia, so that's only by you're own interpretation. " Its time that the tale were told of how you took a child and made him old" could quite easily refer to something else.
@thenewfella1994 Incredible, huh! Peace always! 'I was looking for a job and then I found a job...' 'I was in New York when someone approached me for a record deal. And I wasn't looking for a deal.' - Avril Lavigne. Incredible, eh!
@wardy0712 A line taken directly from the play 'A Taste Of Honey' by Shelagh Delaney. Morrissey loved the play and littered his early lyrics with quotes from the play.
Best Lyrics ever?? "I dreamt about you last night and I fell out of bed twice. You can pin & mount me like a butterfly, but take me to the haven of your bed. was something that you never said...two lumps please, your the bees knees, but so am I."
" But so am i " what cheek a song totally smothered in irony and pathos just gorgeous and then the killer closing "people see no worth in you oh! but i do" probably the greatest wordsmith ever not to mention the genius who played guitar with him
the line "I dreamt about you last night and I fell out of bed twice" comes from the movie "A taste of honey". Either that or its a saying i've just never heard before.
It's not a lack of research, it's just an interpretation. Morrissey himself lived the cases of the MoorsMurders and he himself talked of them as an early influence of fear, so it's understandable if someone took this song and it's nothing wrong wth it because I'm not acusing the Smiths or worse, in fact, I said "astonishing" cause Smiths are one of my favourtie bands ever. These particular songs are so wide in their senses that can have, as all Moz lyrics, a second view. That's all!
@JayeJayeBinks First love and sex, of course. It's clearly not abuse, it's very adoring. "How you took a child, and you made him old" isn't literal, it's about first love making you grow up.
@AlbinusMakedonion None of the songs were ever about pedophilia. The British magazines took words with broad meanings and claimed that they were about pedophilia to give the smiths shit. Unless that's your own interpretation of the song, do yourself a favor and educate yourself before you say shit like that about the smiths.
@AlbinusMakedonion seriously ignorant statement that shows a total lack of research and jumping to conclusions. Consider changing those habits before they cause bigger problems.
@OctoSnuffaluffagus C'mon, lad! Take it easy, it's just an interpretation. Morrissey himself lived the cases of the MoorsMurders and he himself talked of them as an early influence of fear, so it's understandable if someone took this song this way and it's nothing wrong wth it because I'm not acusing the Smiths or worse, they're one of my favourtie bands ever. These particular songs are so wide in their senses that can have, as all Moz lyrics, a second view. That's all! Sorry if I offended YOU.
@bigjkelly96 Well, yeah, maybe a little bit too darky. But it's an interesting view, don't you think? :P well, I mean, I believe that's the magnificent side of any good song. Also, I can say this song could be about faithfulness of relatives, I dunnno.
I HAD SAID I DIDN'T LIKE THE LYRICS.... BUT AFTER HEARING THE SONG A COUPLE MILLION TIMES THIS SONG IS THE BEST THING THAT HAS EVER HAPPENED TO ME! THX THE SMITHS
This is a pure classic masterpiece! how much talent can you find in one divine band - which was, and still is, and always will be: THE BEST BAND EVER!!!!!!!!
@dyyschta But did you know these are not Morrissey'a own words? They are borrowed from the film adaptation of A Taste of Honey by playwright Shelagh Delaney. He was a fan of hers, obviously. She was cover star of Louder Than Bombs LP and Girlfriend In A Coma single.
take me to the haven of your bed was something that you never said-who hasn't known girls like that.?. girls you defend and get into fights for when people call her easy, but it seems like she'll sleep with anyone but you-shit i sound bitter
Hey... Hey! Four hundred and thirty two people who like this! Yeah, you. D'you reckon we can take the guys that don't? I reckon... I don't usually discriminate with regard to musical taste, but y'know. I'm in one of those violent 'let's-go-kick-the-living-piss-out-of-someone-innocent' moods. So what, ya in? :P
cheryl cole 15 minutes with you ooohhh i wouldnt say no, wicked song, handsome devil is an underated smiths song that is absolutly amazing.....peace x
@crazyflyingguy ...isn't that kind of an arrogant remark to make? I mean, I like Morrissey and The Smiths, but to each their own.
I think the biggest problem most people have with some "Moz Fanatics" are the pretentious sentiments that tend to spew out of their mouths, aimlessly and without any reason beyond powdering their own ass. It makes them look like a group of hipster douche bags.
My fav Smiths song ever, i listen to this over and over again Love Morrisseys Lyrics and his unique way of expressing em' love Marrs Beautiful guitar riffs... love Rourkes Bass line and i love the drums from Joyce simply couldnt get a better line up if you tryed!
this band and morrisseys solo carrer dam when ur having a bad day and you thinking alot or u having a great day and just a normal time it makes you feel great no matter what dam the best!
How our times are missing a band like this.Who actually had someone in their midst who was not only a poet but actually had something to say and didn't give a fuck if it was controversial.....
i put this song on just to hear morrissey say "people see no worth in you, Oh' but i do..." it gives me chills and a sad feeling. itss amazing just for that one line.
the first lyrics i heard from morrissey,and obviously i fell in love......gorgeous lyrics.
"people see no worth in you, i do" more superlatives than you can shake a stick at..."you're the bees knees but so am i" "fiftteen minutes with you,well i wouldn't say no" how can someone write that many fantanstic lines into one song?
this song is only just bettered by "reel around the fountain" in my humble opinion.
i feel really honourned to have around at the beginning of the smiths
@wowhelloashleigh No that was "suffer little children" the last one of the first album. A great song wich includes real conversations among the killer on the courthouse..
@wowhelloashleigh 'Suffer Little Children" is about The Moors Murders. This song is about a victim coming face to face with abuser/molestor and seeing him as an old worthless drunk/hobo whose only worth a 15 minute beating he has so long deserved.
Sat in bret's the old tap room in the black bull in dewsbury, feb 28 1985 my 18th birthday playing this song. The smiths the greatest band that ever will live. HAIL! HJAIL!
seems kind of pointless to single out just one, but if I had to name a Smiths song as the best, this might be it. see, so many bands were influenced by Marr's chiming riffs, Morrissey's keening vocals, and so on, but how could any immitator hope to replicate the hypnotic, spiralling melancholy of this song? it's deceptively simple...it's about the chemistry as much as anything.
Morrissey is on rare form in this, particularly. the repetition of "oh I do..." at the end kills me.
This was the song that cemented their greatness.
BazWildeClub 3 days ago
I'm sorry I married that monster. I'm sorry he beat you, locked you in your room and threw your toys off the bridge. I know you find a lot of solace in this song. When I fell apart with alcohol, again I'm sorry, I was lost for a while in my own pain. Don't let him destroy you because then that a-hole wins again and he isn't worthy. Pick yourself up and brush yourself off and get on with living. I made a bad choice and I can't fix that but I love you so much... Mom :)
keleeemo 1 week ago
THE SMITHS = THE OXYGEN THAT I BREATHE DAY AFTER DAY, NIGHT AFTER NIGHT, THE SUNSHINE IN MY SOUL, THE SMILE ON MY FACE - THE HOPE FOR THE FUTURE!!!!!!!!!! :-))))
aviadmei 2 weeks ago
2:19 Morrissey with long hair?! It just doesn't look right!
Gazarama7279 2 weeks ago
The last great band.
bobgure 3 weeks ago
Seriously, fucking great & magic music :')
kariimgaz 1 month ago
5:53 to za krótko - mogłoby trwać choćby 30 minut
Mr66Konrad 1 month ago
15 minutes with you. I wouldnt say no. :-)
MyBodina 1 month ago
it's time the tale was told ...a song about the seventeen year old boy who was murdered by Brady & Hyndley , and is who almost forgotten, even now, because he was gay . Beaten to death with a hammer , as a spectator sport ! His murder was at least as vile as any they had already committed, but it has always felt ( at least to me ) that the press treated him as if he "got what he deserved'....it's time the tale was told , and the balance redressed, if only for his family sakes!
regularguytoo1 2 months ago
@regularguytoo1
This isn't about the Brady & Hindley murders-Moz used Salford playwright Shelagh Delaney as a major source of inspiration for this track. "I dreamt about you last night..." is a direct lift from the play 'A Taste Of Honey' by Delaney.
Suffer Little Children,however,was wrote about the Moors Murderers.
TheConstellation72 1 month ago
"You can pin and mount me like a butterfly" . . . echoes of the Jam's "Butterfly Collector"?
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Fifteen minutes with you, I wouldn't say "No", people said you were virtually dead, they were so wrong, I couldn't express true love in a more poinant way ever!!
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Fifteen minutes with you, I wouldn't say "No", people said you were virtually dead, they were so wrong, I couldn't express true love in a more poinant way ever!!
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Can I dedicate this to my favourite GILF... Helen Mirren...
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Tri4Kat 2 months ago
This song is both eloquent and disturbing.
mrsolofeo 2 months ago
I prefer the album version of this track, the piano bridge is a thing of beauty and missing on the HFOH version!
BenTheodore16 2 months ago
To my Ex>>>> "It's time the tale were told..."
pdaddyraz 2 months ago
superb
kiuhy8 2 months ago
To me it means a parent or adult abused a child and he grew up and found love, a love that heals, a person to love him as he is, sees the worth in him and makes him feel worthy of love.
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The question is whether Morrissey is retelling an actual experience from his youth?
If so, then the question becomes--how young was Morrissey and how old was his seducer? Such a revelation might explain a lot about Morrissey's internal psyche.
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mrsolofeo 2 months ago
This version is better than the version on The Smiths. Both brilliant, but HFOH captures them so well.
twattybollock 3 months ago
wrong album...
Phleeeb 3 months ago
this song is on the smiths and not hatful of hollow, sorry
MrTheAlabam 3 months ago
@MrTheAlabam I don't mean to be rude but this song is actually on both albums. The 'The Smiths' album version is noticeably different. It has a much lighter sound and has piano/organ parts that are left out of this one. (Please someone correct me if I'm wrong!)
blackorblue92 3 months ago
@blackorblue92 You're right. This version is on Hatful of Hollow. The version with piano is on The Smiths
cdjones19 3 months ago
WHERE'S THE FUCKING RED BAR ? AHAHAHAHAHAHA
Krasnostav 3 months ago
This song is just so beautiful...timeless. Thanks Moz & Marr
TrulyDisappointed 3 months ago 3
i had this alum till someone robbed my place... bastards
mrcatlicks 4 months ago
PENIS MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD -- loool. I'm using that.
midnightwallflower 4 months ago 2
How can anyone dislike this?
athenry04 4 months ago 3
I think it's about fierce, but unrequited, lust and desire, not really love.
beautifulgarbage28 4 months ago
How can this so amazing!?
LuciaRoseRed 4 months ago
It's time the tale were told, of how you took a child and you made him old. Yeah, baby. This was poetry to my ears at age 16.
avocadorange 4 months ago 2
i dreamt about you and fell out of bed twice - A taste of honey
rcf789 4 months ago 2
7 people got slapped on the patio...
simolui 4 months ago 23
@simolui Happens ever thanksgiving.
kurtywurty85 1 month ago in playlist Lovely
I normally wouldnt refer to the dislikes bar, as comments that do bore me to tears ...but i do wonder who listens to this and takes the time to click the dislike button as if to register their misery with YT........ "well i dont like this" CLICK ..is this as imaginitive as todays trolls get ?
bettypro 5 months ago
@bettypro Do you even know what a troll is?
WUTBM 4 months ago
@WUTBM fuck off....
bettypro 4 months ago
Just perfect.
824koumari 5 months ago
Truly the best! !!
craigomozfan 5 months ago
MOZ is the BEST
TrujilloRuben 5 months ago
I really prefer the original
awesomekapownoises23 5 months ago
I just found out that his first name is the same as mine (Steven)
RichardsonSteven97 5 months ago
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mimimirwitch 6 months ago
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We used to have this as the company song
tebb1t 6 months ago
This song is about pedophilia
tdogwow 6 months ago
@tdogwow what you mean, about pedophilia??
wesniffinviparea 5 months ago
@wesniffinviparea "its time that the tale were told of how you took a child and made him old"
SpeedGodK 5 months ago
@tdogwow Another fallacy..
ellycat 5 months ago
@tdogwow Well the Smiths deny that It Is about pedophilia, so that's only by you're own interpretation. " Its time that the tale were told of how you took a child and made him old" could quite easily refer to something else.
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lynus111 5 months ago
Respond to this video... Pedophillia wasnt around in the 80's back then there were just dirty uncles
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I hear this song was about child molestation.. really haunting
th3oceanBlu 6 months ago
@thenewfella1994 Incredible, huh! Peace always! 'I was looking for a job and then I found a job...' 'I was in New York when someone approached me for a record deal. And I wasn't looking for a deal.' - Avril Lavigne. Incredible, eh!
ThisisfromUzi 7 months ago
..i dreamt about you last night and fell out of bed twice... still one of the best lines ever in a song it never fails to make me smile
wardy0712 8 months ago 5
@wardy0712 A line taken directly from the play 'A Taste Of Honey' by Shelagh Delaney. Morrissey loved the play and littered his early lyrics with quotes from the play.
buddhabder 5 months ago
.. i dreamt about you last night and fell about of bed twice...one of the best lines ever in a song doesnt fail to make me smile
wardy0712 8 months ago
amazing
holty800 8 months ago 2
Tell the tale MOZ, tell it!
cordeliafire 8 months ago 5
Brilliant song.
spr66 8 months ago 4
perfect song!!
sfairon 8 months ago 5
I originally thought the title of this song was '15 Minutes With You'. Thank goodness for youtube.
ThisisfromUzi 9 months ago
Best Lyrics ever?? "I dreamt about you last night and I fell out of bed twice. You can pin & mount me like a butterfly, but take me to the haven of your bed. was something that you never said...two lumps please, your the bees knees, but so am I."
mollymaemorrissey 9 months ago 63
@mollymaemorrissey Definatly! My favorite part of the song!
skarbucks1 9 months ago
@mollymaemorrissey Yes. yes they are. If only you'd of got the 'you're/your' thing right.
killercabbage1 6 months ago
" But so am i " what cheek a song totally smothered in irony and pathos just gorgeous and then the killer closing "people see no worth in you oh! but i do" probably the greatest wordsmith ever not to mention the genius who played guitar with him
dermot51 5 months ago 2
@mollymaemorrissey i agree best lyrics ever
traceyjane100 1 month ago
@mollymaemorrissey StiIl ill is better imo :)
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thats why morrissey is do great. he wrote powerful lyrics. he's eveything engelbert wished he was :)
blackyisout 9 months ago
thats why morrissey is do great. he wrote powerful lyrics. he's eveything engelbert wished he was :)
blackyisout 9 months ago
the line "I dreamt about you last night and I fell out of bed twice" comes from the movie "A taste of honey". Either that or its a saying i've just never heard before.
JrFLYnnIV 9 months ago
It's not a lack of research, it's just an interpretation. Morrissey himself lived the cases of the MoorsMurders and he himself talked of them as an early influence of fear, so it's understandable if someone took this song and it's nothing wrong wth it because I'm not acusing the Smiths or worse, in fact, I said "astonishing" cause Smiths are one of my favourtie bands ever. These particular songs are so wide in their senses that can have, as all Moz lyrics, a second view. That's all!
AlbinusMakedonion 10 months ago
what is this song about then? im so confused :s
JayeJayeBinks 10 months ago
@JayeJayeBinks First love and sex, of course. It's clearly not abuse, it's very adoring. "How you took a child, and you made him old" isn't literal, it's about first love making you grow up.
avatarmn 9 months ago
@avatarmn ahh that makes so much sense. Thank you so much :D
JayeJayeBinks 9 months ago
Astonishing song about paedophilia. This one and "The Hand That Rocks The Cradle".
AlbinusMakedonion 10 months ago
@AlbinusMakedonion None of the songs were ever about pedophilia. The British magazines took words with broad meanings and claimed that they were about pedophilia to give the smiths shit. Unless that's your own interpretation of the song, do yourself a favor and educate yourself before you say shit like that about the smiths.
BringOutTheLions 10 months ago
@AlbinusMakedonion seriously ignorant statement that shows a total lack of research and jumping to conclusions. Consider changing those habits before they cause bigger problems.
OctoSnuffaluffagus 10 months ago
@OctoSnuffaluffagus C'mon, lad! Take it easy, it's just an interpretation. Morrissey himself lived the cases of the MoorsMurders and he himself talked of them as an early influence of fear, so it's understandable if someone took this song this way and it's nothing wrong wth it because I'm not acusing the Smiths or worse, they're one of my favourtie bands ever. These particular songs are so wide in their senses that can have, as all Moz lyrics, a second view. That's all! Sorry if I offended YOU.
AlbinusMakedonion 10 months ago
yeahh their still dreary W#-nk tho reall their not happy are they...but a reflection but what about optimism
bigjkelly96 9 months ago
@bigjkelly96 Well, yeah, maybe a little bit too darky. But it's an interesting view, don't you think? :P well, I mean, I believe that's the magnificent side of any good song. Also, I can say this song could be about faithfulness of relatives, I dunnno.
AlbinusMakedonion 9 months ago
I won't say that 7 people are not humans but how can they not appreciate this song? It's magical.
1981Jeanne1981 11 months ago 5
I HAD SAID I DIDN'T LIKE THE LYRICS.... BUT AFTER HEARING THE SONG A COUPLE MILLION TIMES THIS SONG IS THE BEST THING THAT HAS EVER HAPPENED TO ME! THX THE SMITHS
thesmiths122995 11 months ago 3
I enjoyed every minute of it, remastered...... WHO CARES if it is, where is your contribution ?????
9871MINI 11 months ago
What the fuck is??? Remastered, sounds shit!!
therealgergory 11 months ago
I would cry if someone sang this to me....
eleanor7rigby 11 months ago 3
@eleanor7rigby
I WOULD CRY TOO..... LOVE THIS SONG!
thesmiths122995 11 months ago 2
WOW THE LYRICS ARE KINDA WEIRD! BUT MORRISSEY,JOHNNY MARR, ANDY ROUKE AND MIKE JOYCE MAKES IT PERFECT! ONE OF THE REASONS WHY I LOVE THE SMITHS
thesmiths122995 11 months ago 4
My fav.....
RyDawg084 1 year ago
Manchester.. so much to answer for. :-)
shortstaycarpark 1 year ago
Check out 'Convalescence Kid: Nothing left to lose' This guy is pretty awesome!!!
gigagoldfinder 1 year ago
still good after all these years god bless
derbygrego1 1 year ago
still good after all these years gd bless
derbygrego1 1 year ago
great smiths tune
gilly71270 1 year ago
i love this version!!!!!!!
quaid667 1 year ago
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This is a pure classic masterpiece! how much talent can you find in one divine band - which was, and still is, and always will be: THE BEST BAND EVER!!!!!!!!
aviadmei 1 year ago
This is just gorgeous
OohSnapMolly 1 year ago
Fifteen minutes with you... oh I wouldn't say no
biduca2 1 year ago 2
Mancs rule xxxxxxxx
sidewaysid 1 year ago 4
in my life i have a wonderful dream MORRISEY On the guillotine :D
johannesjuanes 1 year ago
Morrissey & Johnny come back and save the world from Garry & Robbie...Please x
monkiespal 1 year ago 6
@ 5:32 - 5:53 reverberates to my heart ("oh I do") till the very end, indeed.
TrawlingKismet 1 year ago
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"I dreamt about you last night abd I fell out of bed twice"
Those words keep me going :)
dyyschta 1 year ago
"I dreamt about you last night abd I fell out of bed twice"
Those words kepp me going :)
dyyschta 1 year ago 5
@dyyschta But did you know these are not Morrissey'a own words? They are borrowed from the film adaptation of A Taste of Honey by playwright Shelagh Delaney. He was a fan of hers, obviously. She was cover star of Louder Than Bombs LP and Girlfriend In A Coma single.
scooterboyuk 1 year ago
@scooterboyuk Ah cool, I'll check it out :) Didn't know that actually.
dyyschta 1 year ago
Lav dish shongg <3 (love this song*)
PinkDuracellBunny 1 year ago
fifteen minutes with you... oh, i wouldn't say NO.
D0ST03VSKY 1 year ago 4
Key: People see no worth in you, oh but I do.
<3
MiriamLVXFerro 1 year ago
This version is so good
kakashi4543 1 year ago
take me to the haven of your bed was something that you never said-who hasn't known girls like that.?. girls you defend and get into fights for when people call her easy, but it seems like she'll sleep with anyone but you-shit i sound bitter
iampunitan 1 year ago 4
The best band of all time! And this is their masterpiece!
shaunkelly007 1 year ago 3
The best band of all time! And this is their masterpiece!
shaunkelly007 1 year ago
"oh people see no worth in you
oh but I do"
One of the best smiths tracks ... outstanding !!!
transmission79 1 year ago
umm i'm in the mood to listen to morrissey but damnit if i don't have any pot!
such a handsome devil
iansobieck 1 year ago
umm i'm in the mood to listen to morrissey but damnit if i don't have any pot!
iansobieck 1 year ago
Hey... Hey! Four hundred and thirty two people who like this! Yeah, you. D'you reckon we can take the guys that don't? I reckon... I don't usually discriminate with regard to musical taste, but y'know. I'm in one of those violent 'let's-go-kick-the-living-piss-out-of-someone-innocent' moods. So what, ya in? :P
buggernuts100 1 year ago
i dreamt of you and fell out of bed twice
trendifying 1 year ago 2
cheryl cole 15 minutes with you ooohhh i wouldnt say no, wicked song, handsome devil is an underated smiths song that is absolutly amazing.....peace x
restless999 1 year ago
4 people are musically and culturally challenged
crazyflyingguy 1 year ago 90
@crazyflyingguy ...isn't that kind of an arrogant remark to make? I mean, I like Morrissey and The Smiths, but to each their own.
I think the biggest problem most people have with some "Moz Fanatics" are the pretentious sentiments that tend to spew out of their mouths, aimlessly and without any reason beyond powdering their own ass. It makes them look like a group of hipster douche bags.
clemenza1234 1 year ago
@crazyflyingguy dont forget mentally challenged too.
SpeshelEdTed 9 months ago
@crazyflyingguy seven now...and they have no soul
bmbenblog 5 months ago
"people see no worth in you... i do".
If you've ever had a relationship where everyone's against it, you can relate to it. This was my anthem as a teen.
lMaximumlHeat 1 year ago
la version de boom boom kid es genial!!! =) 15 minutos con vos
Okey7Dokey 1 year ago
People said that you were easily led - and they were half right...
CreepyNorwegian 1 year ago
You're the bee's knees
But so am I
My fav Smiths song ever, i listen to this over and over again Love Morrisseys Lyrics and his unique way of expressing em' love Marrs Beautiful guitar riffs... love Rourkes Bass line and i love the drums from Joyce simply couldnt get a better line up if you tryed!
BruisedArcade09 1 year ago 4
puts U2 in the shade...
paddymourinho 1 year ago 3
@paddymourinho ack! *spits* you can't even mention them in the same breath! This is musical poetic perfection, U2 are just....shite...
SugarSpunLovesYou 1 year ago 3
Sick Ass Song
josh01121991 1 year ago 2
"You can pin and mount me, like a butterfly..."
Has sexual innuendo ever sounded as beautiful as this?
Sidonzo 1 year ago 8
thanx for the info.
nalydrolyat2 1 year ago
this band and morrisseys solo carrer dam when ur having a bad day and you thinking alot or u having a great day and just a normal time it makes you feel great no matter what dam the best!
Cool93Cat 1 year ago
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How our times are missing a band like this.Who actually had someone in their midst who was not only a poet but actually had something to say and didn't give a fuck if it was controversial.....
diekontrolleure 1 year ago
the lyrics are very unsettling..
Horandi29 1 year ago
LIisten .. 15 minutos con vos by boom boom kid
Okey7Dokey 1 year ago
mmm...that one ???
xParanoyd 1 year ago
this is much better than the original version... not that the original was bad. does anyone know what album this version is on? thanx.
nalydrolyat2 1 year ago
@nalydrolyat2
Hatful of Hallow
drumjoey 1 year ago
@nalydrolyat2 Hatful of hollow
grunteater 1 year ago
"Fifteen minutes with you
Oh, I wouldn't say no"
I listen to this song countless times!
SuperRod88 1 year ago
this song made me cry for some reason...
Annie805 1 year ago
Who the hell put thumbs down? Not only is this song amazing, so is the video. Lovely photos of The Smiths :-D
liberaltarheel 1 year ago
A classic...I still have the vinyl with Joe Dallessandro on the sleeve.
BorlandRIP7 1 year ago
To the day i die... this will always stop me in my tracks. They could have stopped here ......they has summited Everest
thatseverin 1 year ago
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One of the all time best !
mukkaspec 1 year ago
wow, Johnny sported some massive emo haircuts back when 'emo' wasn't even invented yet
nadavu 1 year ago
chingonada de rola
xltnt 1 year ago
yeah the smiths are extremely english. lol
kehya 1 year ago 2
i put this song on just to hear morrissey say "people see no worth in you, Oh' but i do..." it gives me chills and a sad feeling. itss amazing just for that one line.
indiebird12 1 year ago 84
@indiebird12 Well said. So true.
Z200a 9 months ago
the first lyrics i heard from morrissey,and obviously i fell in love......gorgeous lyrics.
"people see no worth in you, i do" more superlatives than you can shake a stick at..."you're the bees knees but so am i" "fiftteen minutes with you,well i wouldn't say no" how can someone write that many fantanstic lines into one song?
this song is only just bettered by "reel around the fountain" in my humble opinion.
i feel really honourned to have around at the beginning of the smiths
chrisdavid4026 1 year ago 5
@chrisdavid4026 i don't mean to be a fussy bugger but this 'is' real around the fountain.
Telfer81 1 year ago
@Telfer81 Are you sure?? I'd better check my record cover...
Biigfish559 1 year ago
15 minutes with you, oh I wouldn't say no...
FrenchiesDubsteppaz 1 year ago 4
"you can pin and mount me like a butterfly"
just beautiful.
forky401 1 year ago 3
@forky401 Serious? You realise the song from the viewpoint of a victom of pedophelia.
xretractedx 1 year ago
@xretractedx don't read too much into it, it's just a song. And yes I am serious.
forky401 1 year ago
people see no worth in you,i do
raider16741 1 year ago
Make sexual innuendo, not war!
Yeaahright 1 year ago 3
It doesn't get any better than this :)
gatormegan8 1 year ago
One of the Top 10 songs of all time.
Fuckwits can try to list 11 better :-)
drgwalker 1 year ago
probably the most beautiful song ever, scratch that it bloody well is.
1966andym 1 year ago 3
I love this
undeadundeadundead 1 year ago 2
This is about child abuse/the Moors Murders correct?
wowhelloashleigh 1 year ago
@wowhelloashleigh No that was "suffer little children" the last one of the first album. A great song wich includes real conversations among the killer on the courthouse..
pau1097 1 year ago 2
@wowhelloashleigh 'Suffer Little Children" is about The Moors Murders. This song is about a victim coming face to face with abuser/molestor and seeing him as an old worthless drunk/hobo whose only worth a 15 minute beating he has so long deserved.
Wiser72 1 year ago 3
@Wiser72 thanks man i knew it had to do with abuse in some way or another and not a love song :/. Thanks again
wowhelloashleigh 1 year ago
Sat in bret's the old tap room in the black bull in dewsbury, feb 28 1985 my 18th birthday playing this song. The smiths the greatest band that ever will live. HAIL! HJAIL!
cassy2802 1 year ago
This song is just AWESOME , if you're high, it's so deeeep.....
MexSkate69 1 year ago
seems kind of pointless to single out just one, but if I had to name a Smiths song as the best, this might be it. see, so many bands were influenced by Marr's chiming riffs, Morrissey's keening vocals, and so on, but how could any immitator hope to replicate the hypnotic, spiralling melancholy of this song? it's deceptively simple...it's about the chemistry as much as anything.
Morrissey is on rare form in this, particularly. the repetition of "oh I do..." at the end kills me.
AuthenticCelestial 1 year ago 2
is this a different recording than the debut album version produced by Porter? i cant make out the differences...yet.
RisforRockit 1 year ago
i dreamt about you last night ; )
mysticalHeir 1 year ago 2
@mysticalHeir That line is ripped in adoration from Shelagh Delaney's play A Taste of Honey, which is fantastic and Morrissey himself loves
kallador1 1 year ago