Little Man, What Now?
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Little Man, What Now?
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An afternoon nostalgia
Television show
You spoke in silhouette
(but they couldn't name you)
Though the panel were
Very polite to you
Oh, but I remembered you
Friday nights, 1969
ATV - you murdered every line
Too old to be a child star
Too young to take leads
Four seasons passed
And they AXED you
Nervous juvenile
(WON'T SMILE!)
What became of you ?
Did that swift eclipse
Torture you ?
A star at eighteen
And then - suddenly gone
Down to a few lines
In the back page
Of a faded annual
Oh, but I remembered you
I remembered you
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Morrissey performs "Little Man, What Now?", and this lyric page sits inside the Morrissey catalog on LyroVerse.
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