Morrissey Edits “Notre-dame,” Removing “Terrorism” Lyric
Morrissey’s latest single, “Notre-Dame,” has stirred discussions as the artist makes notable changes to its lyrics. This track accompanies his forthcoming album, “Make-Up Is A Lie,” which will be released on March 6, 2024, through Sire/Warner. The single reflects on the tragic fire that damaged the Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris in 2019.
Morrissey Edits “Notre-Dame” Lyrics
In a significant shift, Morrissey has removed the term “terrorism” from the lyrics of “Notre-Dame.” His new rendition captures the haunting subject of the cathedral fire, implying a deeper narrative surrounding the incident. The original version included the line, “Before investigations, they said, ‘It’s not terrorism,'” which has been altered to “Before investigations, they said, ‘There’s nothing to see here.'” This change has sparked interest and debate among fans and critics alike.
Background of the Cathedral Fire
- Date of Incident: The fire occurred in April 2019.
- Current Status: Notre-Dame Cathedral has since been repaired and reopened.
- Cause of Fire: Authorities believe the fire was accidental, though the exact cause remains unknown.
The new single is described as a disco-influenced synthpop track that stands out among Morrissey’s previous work. It eschews the more verbose style he is known for, focusing instead on the emotional impact of the cathedral’s devastation.
What to Expect from “Make-Up Is A Lie”
With “Make-Up Is A Lie” set to release soon, Morrissey continues to capture attention in the music industry. The album features tracks that explore various themes, including the societal implications of events like the Notre-Dame fire. As fans eagerly anticipate the new music, “Notre-Dame” serves as a poignant preview of what is to come.
Stay tuned for more updates and listen to “Notre-Dame” on Filmogaz.com to experience Morrissey’s evolving artistry firsthand.
