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| Name = If Saturday Ever Comes  
| Name = If Saturday Ever Comes  
| Album = [[Unreleased]]
| Album = [[Unreleased]]
| Length = 4:17
| Length = 4:51
| Writer = Morrissey/Lopez
| Writer = [[Writer::Morrissey]] / [[Writer::Mando Lopez]]
| Producer = Unknown  
| Producer = Unknown  
| Recorded = Unknown  
| Recorded = Unknown  
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== Information ==
== Information ==
"Lost Demo" posted by Sam Esty Rayner on YouTube  - October 29, 2021
*"Lost Demo" posted by Sam Esty Rayner on YouTube  - October 29, 2021<br>
*The YouTube comments section of the video revealed that the track was a "final mix" (time stamped as November 14, 2020).<br>
*The music appears to be co-written by Andrea Bulletti.<br>
*Then "tracked and mixed" by Alex Reverberi at their home studio (California).<br>
*Reverberi also states it was written and recorded without any vocals.
*Mando Lopez had previously worked with Bulletti on a [https://www.soundtrack.net/movie/dylan-dog-dead-of-night/ soundtrack].
*Andrea Bulletti is credited on [[The Secret Of Music]] via [[I Am Not A Dog On A Chain]]'s liner notes.
*The image used on the video is a still from the film: The Musketeers Of Pig Alley (1912).
 
== Lyrics ==
 
<poem>
If Saturday, ooh if Saturday ever comes...
Where will I be, this time next week?
Oh if Saturday ever comes?
Nurses pull the screens
and then unplug machines
at the bed where your brother lies,
where your brother lies,
where your brother lies,
Oh if Saturday,
Oh if Saturday ever comes, where will I be?
Winter branches high
ah watery sky
and... here am I...
 
There’s a casket draped red, white and blue
let this procession be a lesson for you
There’s a passing bell tolling the knell
and an urn awaiting your turn
There’s a boneyard stuffed to overflow
Rest assured!
They’ll always find room for you.
</poem>


== Video ==
== Video ==
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Latest revision as of 07:11, 3 November 2022

MORRISSEY song
Name If Saturday Ever Comes
Album/single Unreleased
Length 4:51
Writer/composer Morrissey / Mando Lopez
Producer Unknown
Release Shared on YouTube - October 29, 2021
Recorded Unknown

Information

  • "Lost Demo" posted by Sam Esty Rayner on YouTube - October 29, 2021
  • The YouTube comments section of the video revealed that the track was a "final mix" (time stamped as November 14, 2020).
  • The music appears to be co-written by Andrea Bulletti.
  • Then "tracked and mixed" by Alex Reverberi at their home studio (California).
  • Reverberi also states it was written and recorded without any vocals.
  • Mando Lopez had previously worked with Bulletti on a soundtrack.
  • Andrea Bulletti is credited on The Secret Of Music via I Am Not A Dog On A Chain's liner notes.
  • The image used on the video is a still from the film: The Musketeers Of Pig Alley (1912).

Lyrics

If Saturday, ooh if Saturday ever comes...
Where will I be, this time next week?
Oh if Saturday ever comes?
Nurses pull the screens
and then unplug machines
at the bed where your brother lies,
where your brother lies,
where your brother lies,
Oh if Saturday,
Oh if Saturday ever comes, where will I be?
Winter branches high
ah watery sky
and... here am I...

There’s a casket draped red, white and blue
let this procession be a lesson for you
There’s a passing bell tolling the knell
and an urn awaiting your turn
There’s a boneyard stuffed to overflow
Rest assured!
They’ll always find room for you.

Video


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