Pregnant For The Last Time

Morrissey · The Cd Singles '91-95' [2001]

Phlegm lapels for the last time

Corn beef legs for the last time

Oh, we're so glad that you've finally decided



But then you see someone new and you want someone new

So you have someone new, I don't blame you

We would all do the same as you if ever we had the nerve to



Chips with cream for the last time

The People's Friend for the last time

Oh, we're so glad that you've finally decided



Tiny striped socks for the last time

Pokes and prods for the last time

And the doctor said, "Don't nod your head until June"



But then you see someone new and you want someone new

So you have someone new, I don't blame you

We would all do the same as you if ever we had the chance to



Sick at noon for the last time and who is gonna clean up?

Would you be so kind? Oh, everybody's staring

At the strange clothes that you're wearing



Bad advice for the last time

And people being nice for the very first time

Oh, we're so glad that you have finally decided

Pregnant For The Last Time

Released on Morrissey's compilation album The Cd Singles '91-95', 'Pregnant For The Last Time' stands as a defining track from the Manchester singer's mid-1990s output. The song exemplifies Morrissey's signature blend of theatrical pop and melancholic introspection, characterized by his distinctive vocal delivery and the era's post-punk revival sensibilities. Often associated with themes of personal turmoil and societal observation, the recording captures the emotional intensity that became central to his discography during this period. As part of a collection of singles from that year, the track reflects the artistic maturity Morrissey achieved while navigating the transition from his early punk roots to a more polished, yet equally raw, pop sound that influenced countless artists in the alternative and indie genres.