Genius Lyrics
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Queen – The March of the Black Queen
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“The March of the Black Queen” stomps out of 1974’s Queen II prominently, on Side Black of the vinyl release (vs. Side White, of course) featuring a regally grand variety of music
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Queen – The March of the Black Queen (Live at the Rainbow, London / November 1974)
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I rule with my left hand / I rule with my right / I'm lord of all darkness, I'm queen of the night / I've got the power: / Now do The March of the Black Queen / My life is in your
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Queen – The March of the Black Queen (Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, 24th December 1975)
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Recorded live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, England, on December 24th, 1975, this live rendering is a portion of the full studio version of the Queen song “The March of the
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Queen – White Queen (As It Began)
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White Queen (As It Began) is the third track from Queen’s second studio album, Queen II, and was recorded in August, 1973 at Trident Studios, London. It was written by guitarist
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Queen – Funny How Love Is
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“Funny How Love Is” was created in the studio. Mercury wrote it and played the piano while Robin Cable produced. The song is written in the key of C, in which it goes up from an E
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Caleb R.K. Williams – The Black Queen Chants The Funeral March
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[Instrumental]
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Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody (Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, 24th December 1975)
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Recorded live at the Hammersmith Odeon, London, England, on December 24th, 1975, “Bohemian Rhapsody” opens the show’s first “medley” with Bohemian Rhapsody’s first sections only
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Queen – Killer Queen (Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, 24th December 1975)
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[Verse 1] / She keeps a Moët et Chandon in her pretty cabinet / “Let them eat cake,” she says, just like Marie Antoinette / A built-in remedy, Khrushchev and Kennedy / At anytime
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Queen – Son and Daughter (Reprise) [Live at the Rainbow, London / March 1974]
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Ooh, yeah / Now didn't you feel surprised to find / The cap just didn't fit / A woman expects a man / To buckle down and a shovel it / What'll you do for heaven / If it's a back
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Queen – Liar (Live at the Rainbow, London, 31st March 1974)
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Alright / Ahhh / Oooh / I have sinned dear Father / Father I have sinned / Try and help me father / Won't you let me in? / Liar, oh nobody believes me / Liar, why don't you leave
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Queen – Drum Solo (Live at the Rainbow, London / March 1974)
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Instrumental
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Queen – Ogre Battle
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“Ogre Battle” is one of Queen’s many fantasy vignettes that appeared on their earlier albums, and is the first track on Side Black of Queen II. The song opens with the outro played
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Queen – Killer Queen (Live at the Rainbow, London / November 1974)
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[Verse 1] / She keeps a Moët et Chandon in her pretty cabinet / "Let them eat cake," she says, just like Marie Antoinette / A built-in remedy for Khrushchev and Kennedy / At
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King Crimson – The Court of the Crimson King
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“The Court of the Crimson King” is the fifth and titular track from King Crimson’s debut album, In the Court of the Crimson King. It is a sprawling, 10-minute epic primarily
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Queen – Ogre Battle (Live at the Rainbow, London, 31st March 1974)
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(Freddie ...Ogre Battle:) / Ah, come on / Huah, Huah, Huah, Huah, Haaah! / Now once upon a time / An old man told me a fable / When the piper is gone / And the soup is cold on your
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Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody (Reprise) (Live at the Hammersmith Odeon, 24th December 1975)
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[Outro] / Ooh, yeah, ooh, yeah / Nothing really matters, anyone can see / Nothing really matters / Nothing really matters to me / Any way the wind blows
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Queen – Father to Son (Live at the Rainbow, London, 31st March 1974)
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A word in your ear / From father to son / Hear the word that I say / I fought with you / Fought on your side / Long before you were born / Kings will be crowned / The word goes
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Queen – Son and Daughter (Live at the Rainbow, London / November 1974)
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(Freddie: This is a number called 'Son And Daughter') / I want you / So watch out / Tried to be your son and daughter / Rolled into one, yes I did / You said you'd equal any man
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Queen – Big Spender (Live at the Rainbow, London / November 1974)
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[Freddie: Thank you very much, you're terrific / Yes, thank you ...] / The minute you walked in the joint / I could see you were a woman of distinction / A real big spender / Good-
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Queen – Jailhouse Rock / Stupid Cupid / Be-Bop-a-Lula (Live at the Rainbow, London, 31st March 1974)
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The warden threw a party in the county jail / Prison band was there and they began to wail / Band was jumpin' and the joint began to swing / Should've heard them knocked out
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Queen – Great King Rat (Live at the Rainbow, London, 31st March 1974)
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Great King Rat died today / Born on the 21st of May / Died syphilis 44 on his birthday / Every second word he swore / Yes, he was the son of a whore / Always wanted by the law
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Queen – Keep Yourself Alive (Reprise) [Live at the Rainbow, London / March 1974]
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Keep yourself alive, keep yourself alive / Take you all your time and a money / And honey you'll survive / Do you think you're better every day? / No, I just think I'm two steps
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Frank Ocean – Pyramids
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This is Frank Ocean’s near 10 minute long tale of the ancient history of the Black woman, and her gradual decline from a Queen in her homeland to her now degrading role in the
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Queen – Modern Times Rock ‘n’ Roll (Live at the Rainbow, London, 31st March 1974)
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Yeah / Got to make do with a worn out rock & roll scene / The old bop is getting tired / Don't you know / Well you know what I mean? / Fifty-eight that was great / But it's over
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Queen – Keep Yourself Alive (Live at the Rainbow, London / November 1974)
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That's right, come on / Just you, keep yourself alive / I was told a million times / Of all the troubles in my way / Might he grow a little wiser / Little better every day / But if
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Queen – Liar (Live at the Rainbow, London / November 1974)
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Freddie: It's a number called 'Liar' / I have sinned, Dear Father / Father, I have sinned / Try and help me Father / Won't you let me in? / Liar! Ohh nobody believes me / Liar! Why
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Queen – Stone Cold Crazy (Live at the Rainbow, London / November 1974)
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(Freddie: I tell you what, this is a number from the 'Sheer Heart Attack' album, 'Stone Cold Crazy') / (Roger: A one, two, three, four, a, one, two, three, four) / Sleeping very
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Queen – See What a Fool I've Been (Live at the Rainbow, London / March 1974)
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Well she's gone / Gone this morning / See what a fool I've been / Oh Lord, I said / What a fool I've been / Watch out / I caught a train / A train to Georgia / Sixteen coaches long
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Queen – White Queen (As It Began) [Live at the Rainbow, London / November 1974]
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(Freddie: This is a number from 'Queen II', written by Brian May, 'White Queen') / So sad, her eyes / Smiling dark eyes / So sad, her eyes / As it began / On such a breathless
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Queen – Seven Seas of Rhye
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Originally an instrumental on Queen’s eponymous debut album (Queen, 1973), this expanded rendition from 1974’s Queen II became the band’s first entry on the UK Singles Chart
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Queen – Son and Daughter (Reprise) [Live at the Rainbow, London / November 1974]
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Now didn't you feel surprised to find / The cap just didn't fit / A woman expects a man / To buckle down and a shovel / What'll you do for loving / If it's only just begun, yeah
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Queen – Keep Yourself Alive (Reprise) [Live at the Rainbow, London / November 1974]
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('Reprise' opens with guitar bridging Roger's previous extended 51-second drum solo tracked individually, prior to this track.) / Keep yourself alive / Keep yourself alive / All
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Queen – Now I'm Here (Live at the Rainbow, London / November 1974)
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Here I stand / Look around, around, around, around, around / But you won't see me / Now I'm here / Now I'm there / I'm just a / Just a new man / Yes, you made me live again / A
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Queen – Bring Back That Leroy Brown (Live at the Rainbow, London / November 1974)
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My cutie pie / (instrumental, various-solos: guitar, piano, bass, banjo) / Doo-beh-doo-bah / Doo-beh-doo-bah / (doo-beh-doo-bah) / Bring back / Bring-that-Big-Bad-Leroy-back / I
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Queen – God Save the Queen (Live at the Rainbow, London / November 1974)
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Please refer to the bio for the studio version of this instrumental which was subsequently recorded for 1975’s A Night at the Opera.
The history surrounding this piece, is, of
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