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==Information==
==Track list==
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==Personnel==
* [[Morrissey]] - Vocals
* [[Mark E. Nevin]] - [[Guitarists|Guitars]]
* [[Boz Boorer]] - [[Guitarists|Second Guitar]]
* [[Mark Bedford]] - [[Bassists|Bass guitar]]
* [[Alain Whyte]] - Harmonica
* [[Andrew Paresi]] - [[Drummers|Drums]]
* [[Suggs]] - Additional vocals
* [[Producers|Producer]] - [[Clive Langer]]
* Producer - [[Alan Winstanley]]
* Photography - Pennie Smith


==Music Video==
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MORRISSEY Single
Name Sing Your Life
Release 1 April 1991
Total Length 3:25
Recorded Autumn-Winter 1990
Writer/composer Morrissey/Nevin
Producer Clive Langer
Alan Winstanley
Art work Pennie Smith
Publisher HMV Records (UK)
Sire Records (US)
Format(s) 7" Vinyl, 12" Vinyl, CD
Chart position UK #33
Single chronology
Our Frank
Sing Your Life
Pregnant For The Last Time

Track list

7" Vinyl

[HMV POP1626]

  1. Sing Your Life – 3:25 (Morrissey/Nevin)
  2. That's Entertainment – 3:54 (Weller)

12" Vinyl

UK - [HMV 12POP1626]
US - [Sire/Reprise 9 40084-0]

  1. Sing Your Life – 3:25
  2. That's Entertainment – 3:54
  3. The Loop – 4:15 (Morrissey/Nevin)

CD

UK - [HMV CDPOP1626]
US - [Sire/Reprise 9 40084-2]

  1. Sing Your Life – 3:25
  2. That's Entertainment – 3:54
  3. The Loop – 4:15

Lyrics

Sing your life

Any fool can think up words that rhyme Many others do Why don't you? Do you want to?

Sing your life Walk right up to the microphone And name all the things you love All the things that you loathe Sing your life The things that you love And the things that you loathe Oh sing your life Oh sing your life

Sing your life, sing your life Others sang your life But now's your chance to shine And have the pleasure of Saying what you mean Have the pleasure of meaning what you sing Oh, make no mistake, my friend All of this will end So sing it now

All the things you love All the things you loathe Oh sing your life The things that you love And the things that you loathe Oh sing your Oh sing your

Sing your life, sing your life Don't leave it all unsaid Somewhere in the wasteland of your head Oh, head, oh Head Oh, head, oh And make no mistake, my friend Your pointless life will end

But before you go Can you look at the truth? You have a lovely singing voice A lovely singing voice And all of those Who sing on key They stole the notion From you and me

So sing your life Sing your life Sing your life Oh sing your... Oh sing your...

Sing your life Sing your life Sing your life Oh sing your...

Sing your life Sing your life

Music Video

Credits

Live History

Play count (Morrissey concert): 51

Morrissey live history:

... further results

Appears On


Discogs Information

Credits

  • Bass - Jonny Bridgwood
  • Drums - Andrew Paresi
  • Guitar - Mark E Nevin
  • Guitar [Second] - Boz Boorer
  • Harmonica - Alain Whyte
  • Lacquer Cut By - Tim Young
  • Photography By - Pennie Smith
  • Producer - Clive Langer & Alan Winstanley
  • Vocals [Additional] - Suggs

Notes

"With thanks to Jim Moir"

Made in Gt. Britain [on labels] Sleeve printed in England. Manufactured in England. [on cover back]

Taken from the LP 'Kill Uncle' [on label side A]

Comes in a black poly lined inner sleeve.

Runouts are stamped.

Images

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Wikipedia Information

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"Sing Your Life" is a single by English singer-songwriter Morrissey released in April 1991. It was the second single taken from the Kill Uncle album. On release this was Morrissey's lowest charting single in the UK charts, reaching only number 33. One of the single's B-sides was a cover version of "That's Entertainment" by The Jam which had backing vocals by Chas Smash, a.k.a. Carl Smyth the second singer of the band Madness. Vic Reeves also recorded backing vocals for the song, but they weren't included in the final version. He is thanked in the sleeve notes.