Pashernate Love

Morrissey

Pashernate love
In any form whether real or a dream
Pashernate love
Could make your sister erupt into wild blisters and boils

Oh, as for me it still doesn't understand me
It wouldn't lay one single finger on me

Pashernate love
Could make your grandmother zoom roller-skating back from the grave
Pashernate love
Could make your old daddy feel like he may have a reason to live

Oh, as for me it still doesn't understand me
And it wouldn't lay one single finger on me

I'm always there, it's always elsewhere

Whoah, Pashernate love oh, where are you?
Where are you? Where are you? Where are you?
Where are you? Where are you? Where are you?
Where are you? Where are you? Where are you?


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    but is this an intentional botch of the word passionate?

    maybe he's so far removed from paasionate love that he can't even pronounce it right #))

    laocoonon June 15, 2006   Link

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