Name a musician/band with a more relatable lyric catalogue in music history
>No, I've never had a job
>Because I've never wanted one

have lots of crushes on boys do ya?

>>127266480
If that's all you take away from Morrissey's lyrics then I feel really sorry for you.

>>127266517
The entire first album is basically about buttfucking. Their next albums weren't, but the first one undeniably was.

>>127266462 (OP)
How can I, a Zoomer , relate to this boomers music? Other than Take Me Out Tonight which is popular with the incel crowd the Smiths isn't relatable to young people

>>127266639
>the Smiths isn't relatable to young people
You talking about Gen Z the ' shy socially backwards sex-shunning yet sex-positive' generation? Cause if you are then I find their lyrics to be easily more relatable to that generation than any before or after.

>>127266703
This. The Smiths basically struck a gold mine with zoomers, zoomer males are basically protagonists of every Smiths song

>>127266639
>can't relate to Never Had No One Ever, I Want The One I Can't Have, That Joke Isn't Funny Anymore, I Know It's Over, Last Night I Dreamt Somebody Loved Me
Gen Z is absolutely cooked.

>>127266462 (OP)
Radiohead
>i’m not living, i’m just killing time

>>127266462 (OP)
None because no other band had as many beautiful people and intelligent, witty, dashing, handsome, and amazing people as the Smiths did. Morrissey is amazing

>>127266639
>Take Me Out Tonight
At least get the song title correct. And you're right. Zoomers are too fucking stupid to understand the Smiths. Move on.
>>127267646
Many are saying this.

>>127266462 (OP)
It's relatable because the lyrics are ultra normie level simple to understand, there's barely any metaphor and it can be as blatant as Never Had No One Ever.

>>127267865
What are some relatable non-normie level hard to understand with plenty metaphor bands then?

>>127267865
What an absolutely retarded thing to say

>>127267646
>>127268356
>t. Big Bang Theory enjoyers

>>127268372
If you think there's anything simplistic about Moz's lyrics then you have no room to pass judgment on anyone. The Hand that Rocks the Cradle alone has been debated and interpreted hundreds of different ways. You don't have to like it but you're clearly not fully understanding what's going on with their music.