found found found found found found someone who's worth it in this murkiness someone who's never seeming scheming found found found found found found someone who's worth it in this murkiness someone who's never seeming scheming oh, but if I'd never found oh, but if I'd never found oh, but if I'd never found I do believe that The more you give your love And I do believe that The more you give your trust The more you chase The more you cry The more you're bound to lose The more you're bound to lose oh, but if I'd never found oh, but if I'd never found somebody who wants to be who wants to be with me all the time
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From Johnny Rogan's THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO THE MUSIC OF THE SMITHS & MORRISSEY/MARR:
"According to Langer this tune was "knocked out in about five minutes." Although an obvious attempt to add some weight to the proceedings it at least distracted attention from the lighter material on the album. Mark Nevin plays a Hofner Violin bass, just like Paul McCartney, while Langer provides the heavy guitar work. The lyrics are platitudinous and sound as rushed as the music. Interestingly, it's been stated in numerous magazines that the subject in the song is R.E.M.'s Michael Stipe, although the conjecture lacks foundation. During an interview with Select, Morrissey discussed this song and then in the very next question as asked about his recent friendship with Stipe. Neither he nor the journalist made any connection between the song and Stipe but the placing of the quotes encourages others in search of good copy to connect the two."
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