The Smiths – Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now

There is an extra verse of .."in my life.." on the 12" I used to own.

As a huge fan of Jangle Pop, I thought I would document its beginnings, as it has a many and varied headwater or sources to contemplate, culminating in my humble opinion in the tragic-jangle-anthem “Heaven Knows I’m Miserable Now” the 1984 single and later from the compilation LP Hatful of Hollow. Bubble-gum pop just doesn’t cut it for groups like Kasenetz-Katz Super Circus, 1910 Fruitgum Company and The Lemon Pipers. Something was happening then in songs like Quick Joey Small, Simon Says and Rice is Nice, taking the songlist in order. Sure it was the 1968-69 period a certain heyday in Jangle Pop [even though I keep hearing Jungle Pop in my mind’s ear) and the heyday of Dylan doing Mr Tambourine Man, and again The Byrd’s, opening gambit in 1966 Mr Tambourine Man LP and even Captain Beafheart’s 1967 Safe As Milk LP – all Jangle Pop classic heyday songs had run out the track, but again how many other artists’ had a penchant for Jangle Pop, previously. So let us discover together this moveable feast [more later... ie., some other time.]

What makes this a misprint? Is it the same as the UK misprint?

i have a copy of this just like the pic above has writing on must be a philippines thing,rough b side recording,had it shipped from phillis,great collectors item.

This edition also came in Black Vinyl not only translucent with same matrices & runouts

the smiths heaven knows im miserable now, white label 7"
does anyone know how much this is worth ?