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The Smiths – Well I Wonder (1985) | Track profile | Dork

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Well I Wonder

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Well I Wonder

Release date: 11th February 1985

From Meat Is Murder

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About This Track

"Well I Wonder" is a track by The Smiths, from the album Meat Is Murder, released 11th February 1985. Full lyrics are available below.

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Lyrics

Well I Wonder

[Verse 1]

Well, I wonder, do you hear me when you sleep?

I hoarsely cry (Why?)

Well, I wonder, do you see me when we pass?

I half-die (Why?)

[Chorus]

Please, keep me in mind

Please, keep me in mind

[Verse 2]

Gasping, but somehow still alive

This is the fierce last stand of all I am

Gasping, dying, but somehow still alive

This is the final stand of all I am

[Chorus]

Please, keep me in mind

[Outro]

Well, I wonder

Well, I wonder

Please, keep me in mind

Oh, keep me in mind, keep me in mind, oh

*raining noise*

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Track details

From Meat Is Murder

1985

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Album

11th February 1985

Release year

1985

—Well I Wonder - 2011 Remaster
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—The Headmaster Ritual - 2011 Remaster
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—I Want the One I Can't Have - 2011 Remaster
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—I Want the One I Can't Have
—What She Said
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—Barbarism Begins at Home - 2011 Remaster
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—What She Said - 2011 Remaster
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Production & Engineering

Writer: Johnny Marr, Morrissey
Producer: The Smiths
Engineer: Stephen Street
Bass: Andy Rourke
Drums: Mike Joyce
Guitar: Johnny Marr
Vocals: Morrissey
Mastering Engineer: Tim Young
Sound Effects: Johnny Marr
Tambourine: Mike Joyce