What makes Shakespeare's Sister by The Smiths notable?

The single peaked at number 26 on the UK Singles Chart, demonstrating The Smiths' growing popularity during a time when alternative music was beginning to gain traction. Additionally, its lyrical depth and Morrissey's distinctive vocal style contributed to the band's reputation as key figures in the post-punk landscape. Released on March 18, 1985, 'Shakespeare's Sister' was the third single from The Smiths' second studio album, 'Meat Is Murder.' At this point in their career, The Smiths were solidifying their presence in the indie rock scene following the commercial success of their self-titled debut and the acclaimed 'Meat Is Murder'.