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Rather Quotes by Steven Morrissey
- I see myself rather like an old discarded dishrag.
- I'd rather produce art than become art.
- I would rather eat my own testicles than reform The Smiths, and that's saying something for a vegetarian.
- In my life why do I smile at people I'd rather kick in the eye?
- That was the problem with the 'celibate' word because they don't consider for a moment that you'd rather not be, but you just are. I…
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