"This Charming Man" is the most iconic song in The Smith's repertoire: a veritable Marr & Morrissey masterpiece.
Johnny's Marr's trademark jangle guitar kicks it off and shimmers the rest of the way.
Vintage Morrissey lyrics articulate obscure and elegant literary references delivered with verve.
The bass is catchy, almost funky making the rhythm punchy, the melody upbeat.
The buoyant and bubbly song is just so darn uplifting; imagine that for a second, from a band often branded as being miserable.
The tune is short and sweet, clocking in at less than three minutes. Dare I say this "This Charming Man" rivals a typical single from The Beatles.
Fave lyric: “I would go out tonight / But I haven’t got a stitch to wear / This man said, ‘It’s gruesome/ That someone so handsome should care'”
Johnny's Marr's trademark jangle guitar kicks it off and shimmers the rest of the way.
Vintage Morrissey lyrics articulate obscure and elegant literary references delivered with verve.
The bass is catchy, almost funky making the rhythm punchy, the melody upbeat.
The buoyant and bubbly song is just so darn uplifting; imagine that for a second, from a band often branded as being miserable.
The tune is short and sweet, clocking in at less than three minutes. Dare I say this "This Charming Man" rivals a typical single from The Beatles.
Fave lyric: “I would go out tonight / But I haven’t got a stitch to wear / This man said, ‘It’s gruesome/ That someone so handsome should care'”
Needs more bagpipes.
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