Who composed the song “A Song From Under The Floorboards” by Morrissey?

The song “A Song From Under The Floorboards” by Morrissey was composed by Barry Adamson, Dave Formula, Howard Devoto, John Doyle, and John McGeogh.

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A Song From Under The Floorboards

A Song From Under The Floorboards

Barry Adamson / Dave Formula / Howard Devoto / John Doyle / John McGeogh

I am angry, I am ill and I'm as ugly as sin
I don't know what keeps me alive and kicking
I know the meaning of life, it doesn't help me a bit
I know beauty and I know a good thing when I speak it

This is a song from under the floorboards
Here is a song from where the wall is cracked
My force of habit, I am an insect
And I must confess I'm very proud of that

I have known the highest and I've known the best
I accord death with all its due respect
But the brightest jewel inside of me
Glows with pleasure at my own stupidity

This is a song from under the floorboards
Here is a song from where the wall is cracked
My force of habit, I am an insect
And I must confess I'm very proud of that

I used to make phantoms I could later chase
Images of all that could be desired
Then I got tired of counting all these so-called blessings
And then I just got tired

This is a song from under the floorboards
Here is a song from where the wall is cracked
My force of habit, I am an insect
And I must confess I'm very proud of that

Trivia about the song A Song From Under The Floorboards by Morrissey

Who composed the song “A Song From Under The Floorboards” by Morrissey?: The song “A Song From Under The Floorboards” by Morrissey was composed by Barry Adamson, Dave Formula, Howard Devoto, John Doyle, and John McGeogh.