Title Never Cry Another Tear

This title seems great: how nice, never cry another tear. But as you think further, it is not realistic. When you know you will never cry another tear? Yes, exactly! Barney, don´t follow the path of Ian!!!

Use more Es.....BARNY:D

Don´t laugh at me, this is very serious.

Might start crying when we hear how shite it is.

Never cry another tear over new order more like.

the power and glory of sin.

runwild wrote: Don´t laugh at me, this is very serious.

Yes, very.

I read a Japanese article about the album, and the journalist (or whoever wrote it) definitely over-analysed the album's title, talking about Ian's death all the way to not working with Hooky.

I dunno if it was meant to be taken that seriously.

leather_girl wrote: I read a Japanese article about the album, and the journalist (or whoever wrote it) definitely over-analysed the album's title, talking about Ian's death all the way to not working with Hooky.

I dunno if it was meant to be taken that seriously.

I agree- don't think it's the kind of thing that needs to be over-analyzed. Just a nice title, a simple sentiment of focusing on the road ahead instead of the past, just like Scarlett O'Hara saying "tomorrow is a new day (yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah)."

I love the title 'Never Cry Another Tear' - makes me think he has realized he is happy with what's he's got..and what he's given. I think this theme really took fruition with the lyric on 'Miracle Cure' -'I can't cry anymore....' he's made it! He's broken through! You can't knock that!

I miss the cool, short, ambiguous titles.

He probably just read it somewhere or saw it in a film?

runwild wrote: Don´t laugh at me, this is very serious.

Remind me to tell Gordon Brown to release a few more terrorists. Obviously, compared to this musical crisis, allowing convicted killers to walk free is a piece of cake.

Nick King wrote: He probably just read it somewhere or saw it in a film?

I think I know it. I hope that's the case and not what I suggested in post 1.

The title is somewhat Gothic. It'd be more apt for Marc Almond or Robert Smith's solo album.

How far down is it going? First, Get Ready, then WFTSC...