(Argument with David Rawlings Concerning Morrissey) Ryan Adams
"(Argument with David Rawlings Concerning Morrissey)" by Ryan Adams is a #Rock song from 2007. The lyrics explore themes of artistic identity, cultural critique, and personal conflict through a dialogue about Morrissey's impact. Musically, it features acoustic elements and introspective storytelling, reflecting on the complexities of fandom and relationships.
[Produced By Ethan Johns]
[Starts mid-conversation]
[David Rawlings]
Naw, Bona Drag, baby!
[Ryan Adams]
No, no, it's Viva Hate!
[David Rawlings]
No, I looked!
[Ryan Adams]
It's on Bona Drag, cos it was a single!
[David Rawlings]
Two... off...
[Ryan Adams]
But it's... it's the sixth track on Viva Hate.
[David Rawlings]
It's on Viva Hate too?
[Starts mid-conversation]
[David Rawlings]
Naw, Bona Drag, baby!
[Ryan Adams]
No, no, it's Viva Hate!
[David Rawlings]
No, I looked!
[Ryan Adams]
It's on Bona Drag, cos it was a single!
[David Rawlings]
Two... off...
[Ryan Adams]
But it's... it's the sixth track on Viva Hate.
[David Rawlings]
It's on Viva Hate too?
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