It seems as if Morrissey through this song declares a belief in fate. Through the song the protagonist pleads to God to free him from his fate and from not being able to control his own and other's (sometimes dark) desires and sins. The line "no room to move" signifies that he cannot by his own will stray from the path determined by his fate. The only thing in life that he still feels is free is his heart "but the heart feels free".
It seems as if Morrissey through this song declares a belief in fate. Through the song the protagonist pleads to God to free him from his fate and from not being able to control his own and other's (sometimes dark) desires and sins. The line "no room to move" signifies that he cannot by his own will stray from the path determined by his fate. The only thing in life that he still feels is free is his heart "but the heart feels free".