Miserable Lie

Johnny Marr / Morrissey

So, goodbye
Please stay with your own kind
And I'll stay with mine
There's something against us
It's not time
It's not time
So, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye

I know I need hardly say
How much I love your casual way
Oh, but please put your tongue away
A little higher and we're well away
The dark nights are drawing in
And your humor is as black as them
I look at yours, you laugh at mine

And love is just a miserable lie
You have destroyed my flower-like life
Not once, but twice
You have corrupt my innocent mind
Not once, but twice

I know the wind-swept mystical air
It means: I'd like to see your underwear
I recognize that mystical air
It means: I'd like to seize your underwear
What do we get for our trouble and pain?
Just a rented room in Whalley Range
What do we get for our trouble and pain?
Whalley Range!
Into the depths of the criminal world
I followed her

I need advice, I need advice
I need advice, I need advice
Nobody ever looks at me twice
Nobody ever looks at me twice

I'm just a country-mile behind
The world
I'm just a country-mile behind
The whole world
Oh oh, oh
I'm just a country-mile behind
The world
I'm just a country-mile behind
The whole world
Oh oh, oh

So take me when you go
Oh oh, oh
Take me when you go
Oh oh, oh
I need advice, I need advice

Trivia about the song Miserable Lie by The Smiths

When was the song “Miserable Lie” released by The Smiths?
The song Miserable Lie was released in 1984, on the album “The Smiths”.
Who composed the song “Miserable Lie” by The Smiths?
The song “Miserable Lie” by The Smiths was composed by Johnny Marr and Morrissey.

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