When the grandfather of one of the victims, John Kilbride, heard the song he became furious from what he felt was profiteering from the horrific murders and then sought legal action, but later stopped after talking to Morrissey and realizing the sincerity of the lyrics.
When the grandfather of one of the victims, John Kilbride, heard the song playing on a pub jukebox he became furious at what he felt was profiteering from the horrific murders. He sought legal action to suppress the record, but later stopped after talking to Morrissey and realizing the sincerity of the lyrics.