Queen crest Queenzone

Enya referring to Bohemian Rhapsody??

9 posts
Thread

Posts in chronological order

Search forum
I was just listening to Enya's new album ('And Winter Came...').
There's one track on the album called 'My! My! Time Flies!', a very unusual one for Enya though - sounds pretty beatles-esque to me and even has a electric guitar in it..

In one verse she goes:
"..My! My! Time Flies! Four guys across Abbey Road - one forgot to wear shoes.
My! My! Time Flies! A rap on a rhapsody - a king who's still in the news - a king to sing you the blues.."


What's the 'rhapsody'-thing being quoted here? Could it mean the 'Bohemian Rhapsody'?
Or is it some english expression/wordplay that I'm not familiar with?

The references to The Beatles, Elvis and B.B. King are quite obvious in that one...and Queen would fit perfectly in that row I'd say.. :)

Cheers from Berlin!
Guten Morgen, sie wünschten geweckt zu werden.
Seems like she's referring to an artist who rapped over Bo Rap, if she's referring to Bo Rap at all. Anyone know of such a thing happening?
"Do you think I should keep this mustache? Did you say no? F--- off."
I thinks she is referring to the fact that Paul Rodgers an original blues singer now sings with queen
Have a great day Mark http://www.myspace.com/lostloversnederland
It is CLEARLY about AIDS.
I think we are all missing the point that this guy likes ENYA, the poor deluded soul.

Right. I'm off to listen to Ashlee Simpson [img=/images/smiley/msn/wink_smile.gif][/img]
This question is almost as exciting as the Chris De Burgh live bootleg question.

Almost.
The Queen is dead. God save the King.
Queen do not own the copyright on the word 'Rhapsody', every time it is used does not mean there is a Queen reference.

As for listening to the new Enya album - you have my deepest sympathy.
i cant believe anyone can understand the word to any enya songs!!!!!

Sign in to reply