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Wrote a poem about Morrissey shared via true-to-you.net ([http://web.archive.org/web/20160413010937/http://true-to-you.net/morrissey_news_141110_01 "ORDINARY POEM BY AN ORDINARY MAN FOR THE POET MORRISSEY"], November 10, 2014):
Wrote a poem about Morrissey shared via true-to-you.net ([http://web.archive.org/web/20160413010937/http://true-to-you.net/morrissey_news_141110_01 "ORDINARY POEM BY AN ORDINARY MAN FOR THE POET MORRISSEY"], November 10, 2014):
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Morrissey,one of the greatest poets of any century
Morrissey, one of the greatest poets of any century
 
i sometimes reckon i'd rather a frontal lobe lobotomy


I sometimes reckon i'd rather a frontal lobe lobotomy
than be cursed with a brain of such searing primed lyrical monumental pain
than be cursed with a brain of such searing primed lyrical monumental pain


for i have sorely realized that to overtly analyze and incessantly scrutinize
For I have sorely realized that to overtly analyze and incessantly scrutinize
 
entices demons to set up camp in the cranium
entices demons to set up camp in the cranium


yet steven pat ventures into these very camps
Yet Steven pat ventures into these very camps
 
looks these terrors up and down with a magnificent frown
looks these terrors up and down with a magnificent frown


and bursts into sublime siren song
and bursts into sublime siren song
seduces them by the flickering firelight
seduces them by the flickering firelight
then lies in their araby tents with them all night long
then lies in their araby tents with them all night long
dreaming of an even more malevolent camp to come
dreaming of an even more malevolent camp to come


then at dawn sneaks away before they ready the cage
then at dawn sneaks away before they ready the cage
back to the studio,then stage
back to the studio,then stage
and with lust loathing and rage
and with lust loathing and rage
sings their praise as they weep for his absence
sings their praise as they weep for his absence
through this maze of apathy this sage soldiers on gallantly through the storm
through this maze of apathy this sage soldiers on gallantly through the storm


gracefully,forcefully,valiantly,i think he's rubbing off on me
gracefully, forcefully, valiantly, I think he's rubbing off on me
 
this damned elusive Morrissey
this damned elusive Morrissey


Damien Dempsey 2014
Damien Dempsey 2014

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Wrote a poem about Morrissey shared via true-to-you.net ("ORDINARY POEM BY AN ORDINARY MAN FOR THE POET MORRISSEY", November 10, 2014):

Morrissey, one of the greatest poets of any century

I sometimes reckon i'd rather a frontal lobe lobotomy than be cursed with a brain of such searing primed lyrical monumental pain

For I have sorely realized that to overtly analyze and incessantly scrutinize entices demons to set up camp in the cranium

Yet Steven pat ventures into these very camps looks these terrors up and down with a magnificent frown

and bursts into sublime siren song seduces them by the flickering firelight then lies in their araby tents with them all night long dreaming of an even more malevolent camp to come

then at dawn sneaks away before they ready the cage back to the studio,then stage and with lust loathing and rage sings their praise as they weep for his absence through this maze of apathy this sage soldiers on gallantly through the storm

gracefully, forcefully, valiantly, I think he's rubbing off on me this damned elusive Morrissey

Damien Dempsey 2014


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Irish singer and songwriter born in Donaghmede, Dublin in 1975.

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Damien Dempsey (born 9 June 1975) is an Irish singer and songwriter who mixes traditional Irish folk contemporary lyrics that deliver social and political commentaries on Irish society. Damien sings in his native, working-class accent in the English language, and to a lesser extent in the Irish language.