RandomQueenie
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Cameron Deacon bullying drama
I found out about the controversy recently. I think Cameron is a very immature person, having that kind of reaction to some random hate comments and lashing out on a person that didn't even write them. Apparently, Cam...
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Cameron Deacon bullying drama
pma wrote: Well, at least John has had plenty of time for parenting... oh wait, he is 28? Hope he doesn't live in John's basement or anything. Well, he would, if his father wasn't rich. From what I gather, John pays f...
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Queen were rich and lazy in the 80s
Sorry, I made a double post by mistake. Don't know how to delete it.
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Queen were rich and lazy in the 80s
Yes! I've always found 80s Queen very lazy compared to the 70s. Too lazy to sing. >Vocal harmonies were gone from most of the songs. Brian and Roger stopped singing lead in their own songs. Freddie stopped singing in...
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Queen were rich and lazy in the 80s
Yes! I've always found 80s Queen very lazy compared to the 70s. Too lazy to sing. >Vocal harmonies were gone from most of the songs. Brian and Roger stopped singing lead in their own songs. Freddie stopped singing in...
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Drowse Lyrics
Btw, guys, how can I reply to an specific comment and not in general? I don't even know how to quote what others posted. Can't find the "quote" option.
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Drowse Lyrics
But wasn't it easier for Roger to get laid once he became rich and famous? All the definitions I've found for "easy lay" are sexual but I think that something more along the lines of taking a rest or living without wo...
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Drowse Lyrics
Hey, everybody! Thank you very much for your help. Drowse is one of my favorite Queen songs and I'd been wondering about those expressions for some time. I didn't know about the meaning of "vertical hold" . It's cool...
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Drowse Lyrics
Hello! I'm not a native english speaker and been having a little trouble understanding some parts of this song.I was wondering if you could help me out. The part "easier lays": what does "lay" mean here? I know "lay"...