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When you walk without ease
On these
Streets where you were raised
I had a really bad dream
It lasted twenty years, seven months, and twenty seven days
I never, I'm alone, and I
Never, ever oh, had no one ever
Now I'm outside your house
I'm alone
And I'm outside your house
I hate to intrude
Oh, alone, I'm alone, I'm alone, I'm alone
I'm alone
I'm alone
And I never, never, oh, had no one ever
I never had no one ever
I never had no, no one ever
Had no one never
Never, no
Oh
On these
Streets where you were raised
I had a really bad dream
It lasted twenty years, seven months, and twenty seven days
I never, I'm alone, and I
Never, ever oh, had no one ever
Now I'm outside your house
I'm alone
And I'm outside your house
I hate to intrude
Oh, alone, I'm alone, I'm alone, I'm alone
I'm alone
I'm alone
And I never, never, oh, had no one ever
I never had no one ever
I never had no, no one ever
Had no one never
Never, no
Oh
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Track duration: 03:38
"Never Had No One Ever" as written by Steven Patrick/marr Morrissey
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., Universal Music Publishing Group
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Or I'm just an idiot.
It lasted 20 years, 7 months, and 27 days" is his life was shit for 20 years, 7 months and 27 days. I think he felt like this partly because he could not walk with ease on the streets where he was raised. For 20 years, 7 months and 27 days he felt he did not fit in and had never loved anyone or "had anyone ever." But after 20 years, 7 months and 27 days of a bad life he finally met someone he loved and was desperate for.
"Now I'm outside your house, I'm alone, And I'm outside your house, I hate to intrude" He's outside the house of the person he loves and he still feels alone. And i believe the " I hate to intrude" bit means whoever he or she is that Morrissey love's does not love him back and does not want him there.
It's all up in the air! That's Morrissey for you!
I can't help seeing this as a song about a ghost.
Morrissey may say all he wants, his text is there.
He never shows all of his cards so...
There is clearly a stalking scene here: I'm alone and I'm ouside your house,
I hate to intrude... Listen to it, it's like he's haunting, it's really scary in my opinion.
If the dream "lasted" 20 years etc, linguistically spoken, it has now ended.
Which could point at suicide, if the bad dream is an image for life itself and death
is waking up relieved. He just turns in upside down.
- Morrissey, Melody Maker, September 27, 1986
God, it´s like he can open our brains and look inseide them...
but seriousyni love this song.
simply being lost,lonely,isolated.
&& agreed over half of the smiths songs are written for me
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and I never had no one ever
Nobody remembers the first few years of their lives and even Morrissey probably wasn’t born miserable. Maybe Morrissey’s can put a date to his earliest unhappy memory and that happened 20 years, 7 months and 27 days before he wrote the song. This would make him about 5 years old when his “really bad dream” began.