"Strangeways, Here We Come"

"Strangeways, Here We Come" is the third studio album by the British rock band The Smiths, released in 1987. The title refers to Strangeways Prison in Manchester, symbolizing themes of confinement, social critique, and introspection. The album blends jangly guitar melodies with Morrissey's poetic lyrics, exploring feelings of alienation, frustration, and societal issues. It is regarded as a significant work in alternative and indie rock, showcasing The Smiths' distinctive sound and lyrical wit. The title evokes a sense of rebellion and reflection on personal and societal constraints.