Long ago, when he was
Young and restless
Suddenly, Daddy saw
The beckoning finger of fate
Don't make fun of Daddy's voice
Because he can't help it
When he was a teenage boy
Something got stuck in his throat
When you are young
You crave affection
And it can come
From the strangest direction
Don't make fun of Daddy's voice
Because he can't help it
When he was a teenage boy
Something got stuck in his throat
Don't make fun of Daddy's voice
Because he can't help it
When he was a teenage boy
Something got stuck in his throat
No te divertes con pappy.
No te divertes con pappy.
No te divertes con pappy.
No te divertes con pappy.
No te divertes con pappy.
No te divertes con pappy.
No te divertes con pappy.
No te divertes con pappy.


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Don't Make Fun of Daddy's Voice Lyrics as written by Alain Gordon Whyte Steven Morrissey

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  • +4
    General Commenthow dare you call him stevie
    georgeb32on May 17, 2005   Link
  • +3
    General CommentTo the above comment: The gay connotations are obvious and if you don't hear them then it would make sense that YOU are as stupid as your implication that "gays are sick" is. On to more important matters, I think this song is fun, hillarious and meaningful. It can definately be taken as described above (by our more intelligent postersm, not "somnians") -- a late blooming realization that one is gay or it can also be seen as Morrissey's own recognition of his place as older statesman of alternative rock. Given all of the bands that have imitated his and the Smiths work -- it is an aknowledgement, almost Sunset Blvd-esque in it's campiness, of his place as an icon, or "Daddy"
    davidbeauyon August 29, 2005   Link
  • +3
    General CommentSomeone punched out Bono's teeth? EXCELLENT! Good job that man! ;D
    nghon September 06, 2008   Link
  • +2
    General CommentBono sings the way he does because he got his teeth punched out as a teenager - maybe related to this song?

    And Bono is an elder statesman of rock :P
    hothothot!on April 10, 2006   Link
  • +1
    General CommentI thought the "something got stuck in his throat" was a double entendre meaning getting the gay accent and oral sex. Don't you think? Like getting a 'bone' stuck in your throat! I thought this song was hilarioius!!
    Filiuson January 05, 2005   Link
  • +1
    General CommentWhy should it be sick? Homosexuals references are regularly made in Morrissey's lyrics, just like allusions to criminals, romantics and perverts (hey!)

    I watched "Who Put the 'M' in Manchester?" and I automatically thought he was referring to oral sex/lisp. His gestures even seems to rather support that idea.
    Linuson August 05, 2006   Link
  • 0
    General CommentI think this song is about the daddy being gay. Don't make fun of daddy's voice, because he speaks with the lisp stereotypical of gay men. The thing that got "stuck in his throat" was his "coming out of the closet." And it can come from the strangest direction means, obviously, kids experiment with things and Daddy found that he likes guys better.

    How's that sound?
    mammothpress.comon December 27, 2004   Link
  • 0
    General CommentI was thinking about the double entendre too, and I think that could be it too.
    mammothpress.comon January 14, 2005   Link
  • 0
    General Commentwho gives an eff? this song is surprisingly rockin' for Stevie.
    pumkinhedon January 27, 2005   Link
  • 0
    General CommentJohnny Marr got stuck in his throat
    z0MbiEon June 12, 2005   Link

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