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Queen – Misfire
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“Misfire” was bassist John Deacon’s first composition for the band, and featured him playing most guitars.
At one minute and 50 seconds, it’s the second shortest track on the Sheer
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Neko Case (Ft. Matt Murphy) – Misfire
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Neko Case covers the Queen deep cut Misfire from the 1974 album Sheer Heart Attack.
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Nigel & The Dropout – Misfire
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I never waited around for someone like you to turn me down / I told you once, don’t tell me again
I told you once, don’t tell me again / I need this place to get me through just
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Queen – Brighton Rock
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Written by Brian May, “Brighton Rock” tells the story of two young lovers named Jenny and Jimmy meeting in Brighton on a public holiday. Mods travelling to Brighton on bank
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Queen – Killer Queen
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“Killer Queen” was the breakthrough song that turned Queen into worldwide rock stars. Peaking at #2 in the UK, the song became a hit in seven other European countries as well. “
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Queen – Stone Cold Crazy
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Off the 1974 album Sheer Heart Attack Though not released as a single, “Stone Cold Crazy” was in heavy rotation in Queen concerts during the 1970s. It’s been called “thrash metal
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Queen – Now I'm Here
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“Now I’m Here” was written by Brian May while hospitalised, and recalls the group’s early tour supporting Mott the Hoople. The song was recorded during the last week of the
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Queen – In the Lap of the Gods
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“In the Lap of the Gods” was written by Freddie Mercury and featured multiple vocal overdubs from himself and Roger Taylor. The song features one of the highest notes on the album
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Queen – Tenement Funster
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Roger Taylor wrote “Tenement Funster” about youth and rebellion, and sang lead vocals. The song segues into Mercury’s “Flick of the Wrist” (which was a double A side along with “
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Queen – Flick of the Wrist
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‘'Flick of the Wrist’‘ is the 4th track on Queen’s 3rd studio album “Sheer Heart Attack”. It is the second song of a three song medley, enclosed by “Tenement Funster” and “Lily of
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Queen – Lily of the Valley
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“Lily of the Valley” is the third and final song of a medley also containing “Tenement Funster” and “Flick of the Wrist” on the album “Sheer Heart Attack”. The song was written by
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Queen – She Makes Me (Stormtrooper in Stilettoes)
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[Verse 1] / I love, she makes me / She is my heart / She is my love / She is my love / [Verse 2] / I know, I'm jealous of her / She makes me need / She is my love / She is my love
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Queen – Bring Back That Leroy Brown
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The title is a reference to the song Bad Bad Leroy Brown by Jim Croce, who died in a plane crash a year prior to this album.
https://youtu.be/JzYf6qskdfA
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Queen – Now I’m Here (Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, 24th December 1975)
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[Intro] / Ladies and gentlemen, this is Queen! / Here I stand (Here I stand) / Look around, around, around, around, around (Look around, around, around, around, around) / But you
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Omotola – Keep Moving
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Call :- / To the right , to the left and back to the Centre... / She’s still here ... / Before you came she was here ... she’s still here ... after you’re gone , she’ll be here
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Queen – Dear Friends
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“Dear Friends” was written by Brian May and sung by Freddie Mercury. At one minute and eight seconds, it’s the second shortest Queen track behind Made In Heaven’s four second cut
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Queen – In the Lap of the Gods... Revisited
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“In the Lap of the Gods… Revisited” was Freddie Mercury’s first attempt to write a song that the audience would sing along to, similar to 1977’s “We Are the Champions.” It was one
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Will Is Chillin' – Butt Dial/Auto Pilot
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Butt Dial: / Give me a single good reason for leaving / I called you my queen but i was a pawn / Upon your arrival i wasn't alarmed / Told me you loved me but that was a con / Pro
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Mori Calliope – The Grim Reaper is a Live-Streamer
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Mori Calliope’s “The Grim Reaper is a Live-Streamer” is the VTuber’s opening entry in her EP, “Your Mori.”, succeeding the release of her first EP, “DEAD BEATS.”
As the first
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