Suedehead (2011 Remaster)

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Suedehead (2010 Remaster)

Morrissey

03:43

Composer: Stephen Street & Steven Morrissey & Street

I'm so sorry

Why do you come here

When you know it makes things hard for me?

When you know, oh

Why do you come?

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how this song reminds me of the middle of the world, a bar I had in Recife, where the best ones played... after the dark it also played very simply red

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LarissaPereira

how this song reminds me of the middle of the world, a bar I had in Recife, where the best ones played... after the dark it also played very simply red

Mar 7, 2024 Reply Translate

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Eduardo_silva_410

Morrissey is too good to hear... As the Smiths' lead singer he was already rocking and in his solo career he only improved👏👏👏 Suedehead is one of his times, no doubt #goodvibe

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Alias :Morrissey モリッシー molixi

Artist Overview

# Rock # Pop # Folk

Bio

Steven Patrick Morrissey, who is more known as Morrissey, is an English singer, songwriter, and author.

Life & Career

Morrissey originally is the member of English rock band The Smiths which active from 1982-1987. After the band disband, Morrissey continue his solo career. In 1988, Morrissey released his solo album "Viva Hate" which followed with another albums such as "Kill Uncle", "Your Arsenal", and "Vauxhall". His solo style is mostly using sexual longing, black humour, and self-depricating as his lyric style. Because of his distinctive style, Morrissey's works been awarded for several awards in UK.

Greatest Hits

The First of Gang To Die - You Are the Quarry

Everyday Is Like Sunday - Viva Hate

Suedehead - Viva Hate

Achievements

Outstanding Contribution to British Music - Ivor Novello Awards - 1998

Best Songwriter - NME Awards - 1984

Best Solo Artist - NME Awards - 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992

Comeback of the Year - Rober Awards Music Poll - 2014