The Smith Bigmouth Strikes Again Lyrics

"Bigmouth Strikes Again" is a song by The Smiths. It appears on their third album The Queen Is Dead and was the lead single from the album, reaching No. 26 in the UK Singles Chart in 1986. It was also the closing song on The Smiths' only live album, Rank.

Since the break-up of The Smiths, Morrissey performed the song live in 2004, and included it on his album Live at Earls Court (2005).[citation needed] Johnny Marr sang and played guitar in it on a Later With Jools Holland TV broadcast in June 2013.

[themajorthom]

I’ve had this song stuck in my head for weeks and then I heard ‘This charming man’ and remembered the charm of the smiths.

[HENRYJSF]

That drum breakdown! Love melancholy 80s new wave.

[robert-hhft]

one of the few genuine originals left on this insignificant planet

[PinkWytchBytch]

Heard this over the weekend and wanted to double check the lyrics and I’m like “Yep that’s what I thought it said”

[tommasoranieri]

Is my legend back in1987 .Great memory.

[Positivitylivelove]

Lets all listen to "the smith"

[VanDiemen]

Wouldn't the hearing aid, located close to the Walkman' s headset, cause a very annoying microphone resonance?

[mkzim]

Lol, at this point this song has a 9 to 1 like to dislike ratio. 81 to 9. I'm throwing it off with a like

[poprockss]

i don't think he did but he was the first person to say it

[delialetham]

the likes are at 666 but honestly this song is so good I can't resist liking

[ThePritt]

can someone explain the lyrics please :)

[MickRotmg]

bigmouth strikes again, do you think when the people who write such as this, recognize that their works will be seen as monumental, or do they see them as just normal phrases that have no significance.

[irisheyes]

The Smith? There was only one? If so then the one was Morrissey.

[ezhdikobrazovich]

Why doesn't nobody know who's Jeanne d'arc is? There is no Joan of arc


Nvm I didn't know Joan of arc is Jeanne d'arc.

[spacemunky]

yes it would but do you have to be so blackadder

[Emma-ycer]

I love the smiths, but I cannot listen to this song without immediate rage and discomfort. I don't care if this is a joke. I don't care if they're mocking men who actually act like this. They should not have written it. Graphic discussions of violence against women are only funny to those who will never be affected by it.