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Sing your life was the 9th solo single by Morrissey, the second (and last)to be taken from his second solo album Kill Uncle. The single was released in April 1991.
Track listings
7" vinyl
- "Sing your life"
- "That's entertainment"
- Track one written by Morrissey / Mark E. Nevin
- Track two written by Paul Weller and is a version of The Jam song. Backing vocals were provided by Jim Moir, real name of comedian Vic Reeves.
12" vinyl, compact disc
- "Sing your life"
- "That's entertainment"
- "The loop"
Release details
| Country | Record label | Format | Catalogue number | Notes |
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| UK | HMV | 7" vinyl | POP1626 | |
| UK | HMV | 12" vinyl | 12POP1626 | |
| UK | HMV | Compact disc | CDPOP1626 | |
| UK | HMV | Cassette | TCPOP1626 |
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