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Thread started 03/09/08 3:25pm

MikeMatronik

Morrissey's "Christian Dior" is the most shockling candid and personnal track Moz ever did!

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The lyrics are really intense. It's a b-side.





Christian Dior
You wasted your life
On aroma and clothes
Fabric and dyes
Christian Dior
You wasted your life
On grandeur and style
And making the poor rich smile

You could have run wild
On the backstreets of Lyon or Marseille
Reckless and legless and stoned
Impregnating women
Or kissing mad street boys from Napoli
Who couldn't even write their own name

Christian Dior
You wasted your life
Sensually stroking the weaves of a sleeve

You could have run wild
On the backstreets of Lyon or Marseille
Reckless and legless and stoned
Impregnating women
Or kissing mad street boys from Napoli
Who couldn't even spell the wrong name

Christian Dior
Christian Dior

When you look at me
Failure is all that you see
I discipline my days just like
Christian Dior

I could've run loudly and proudly
All forcible entry
And morally bankrupt
And never non-violent
And drawn to what scares me
And scared of what bores me
Years alone will never be returned

Christian Dior

Lionise maverick
Design if you can
The way to just be a man
To just be a man

Christian Dior
Christian Dior
Christian Dior
Christian Dior
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Reply #1 posted 03/09/08 3:39pm

stevenpottle

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I love this track and one of the best of his recent B-sides...

"And drawn to what scares me
And scared of what bores me
Years alone will never be returned..."

These lines kill me as someone looking back at their life and regretting not living sooner...fantastic.
"There is no such thing in life as normal..."
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Reply #2 posted 03/09/08 3:42pm

MikeMatronik

I like alot the Ringleard and all of it's b-sides. There's a certain bitterness in that era. Maybe even regret.
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Reply #3 posted 03/09/08 3:51pm

stevenpottle

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I think that in LA and Rome he has had a taste of freedom, escape and a love life- suddenly realizing what he'd been without all those years?
I think for him getting older has been a great relief that he's made it this far creatively and personally...he's suddenly feeling alive..."In The Future When All's Well"???
"There is no such thing in life as normal..."
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Reply #4 posted 03/09/08 3:58pm

MikeMatronik

Clearly some songs are romantic.

And the italian references are there. "You have killed me" is a perfect example. While "You are..." was political, "Ringleader..." is very confessional.
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Reply #5 posted 03/09/08 4:31pm

lazycrockett

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He's really turned into a Hot Daddy type.

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The Most Important Thing In Life Is Sincerity....Once You Can Fake That, You Can Fake Anything.
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Reply #6 posted 03/09/08 4:34pm

MikeMatronik

lazycrockett said:

He's really turned into a Hot Daddy type.

smile


Off course I like him...because of the music. razz
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