Honey, you know where to find me
Morrissey · Southpaw Grammar (2009 edition) [2009]
I'm not gonna cry for the things that never occurred
So do not remind me
Happy to be as I was in the first place
Honey you know where to find me
Honey you know where to find me
Kicking away from the mundane everyday
The envy is beyond me
I'm not gonna pine for the things that can never be mine
Do not expect me to
I'm happy to be who I was in the first place
Honey you know where to find me
Honey you know where to find me
Kicking away from the mundane everyday
The future is around me
I see it, I seize it, I use it, I throw it away
Because I'm happy to be like I was in the first place
Honey you know where to find me
Honey you know where to find me
Running away from the mundane
Honey you know where to find me
Honey you know where to find me
Honey you'll find how to know me
Honey you know how the land lies
Honey, you know where to find me
Honey, you know where to find me stands as a reflective song in Morrissey's extensive discography, appearing on the 2009 edition of Southpaw Grammar. The track captures the singer-songwriter's signature blend of melancholic introspection and wry observation, hallmarks that have defined his career since the late 1980s. Released during a period where Morrissey continued to refine his distinctive baritone delivery and poetic lyricism, the song fits comfortably within his broader body of work alongside other notable recordings from that era. It exemplifies his ability to craft intimate narratives that resonate with long-time fans while maintaining the stylistic consistency of his solo output. The recording remains a testament to his enduring influence on the indie and alternative rock landscape, showcasing the emotional depth that characterizes his musical legacy.