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Your favourite Queen song lyric and why - only one please

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There are loads of really terrific lyrics, especially from Innuendo, The Prophet's Song, My Fairy King, MOTHQ, but I have to say my favourite is 'I love you for your mind baby, give me your body' from Tear It Up.
I know the lyrics are written by Brian, but they are just so cheeky Freddie... if you know what I mean.
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[b]"My make-up may be flakin' but my smile... still stays on."[/b]

Sooooooo Freddie.  Healthy or... otherwise... still the same attitude.
"I'd love to go down and see my pictures."
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"I have no heart, I'm cold inside
I have no real intent
Save me Save me Save me
I can't face this life alone"

Why? I don't know. It touches me.
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[QUOTE] [b]malicedoom wrote:[/b]

[b]"My make-up may be flakin' but my smile... still stays on."[/b]

Sooooooo Freddie.  Healthy or... otherwise... still the same attitude.[/QUOTE]
That's one of my choices. Powerful lyrics and vocals there.
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Coming Soon

"Somebody Nagging you, when you're out with the boys"
Joyful the sound
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"Guaranteed to blow your mind"
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White Man

"What is left of your dream? Just the words on your stone
A man who learned how to teach, then forgot how to learn, Oh yeah!"

I find this quite a powerful thought evoking statement. Always liked it.
"Guaranteed to blow your mind"
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From Under Pressure, People On the Streets

Under pressure that burns a building down
Splits a family in two
Puts people on streets

Suggests that Freddie was aware of poor peope on the streets.
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Save Me

I hang my head and advertise
A soul for sale or rent

Fantastic
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[QUOTE] [b]Fastidious and Precise wrote:[/b]

White Man

"What is left of your dream? Just the words on your stone
A man who learned how to teach, then forgot how to learn, Oh yeah!"

I find this quite a powerful thought evoking statement. Always liked it.[/QUOTE]

Oh yeah! I love that one as well. Very intense.
And I love the way Freddie sings it. So dramatic and powerful!
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Whole of Killer Queen, sheer bloody poetry,(me, not the times)
....and a '74 Ivor Novello award winner.
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[QUOTE] [b]Chief Mouse wrote:[/b]

"I have no heart, I'm cold inside
I have no real intent
Save me Save me Save me
I can't face this life alone"

Why? I don't know. It touches me.[/QUOTE]


Since my divorce... the next line of Save Me really does something to me:
"I still believe the lie, I love you till I die"
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Another one which is for me amazingly powerful:

"The moment that you stepped into the room you took my breath away...."

Such a great line, and sung with POWER, shivers... every time again...
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I like this one from The Hero:

So you feel it's the end of the story
Find it all pretty satisfactory
Well I tell you my friend
This might seem like the end
But the continuation
Is yours for the making

(To me it means do not be self-satisfied.)
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Only one? Damn, there go my many choices... but I'll probably have to choose "You call me sweet like I'm some kind of cheese" from 'Sweet Lady' - classic Queen humour but it's also laced with true bitchiness underneath, considering the heavy tone of the song (musically and lyrically). Funny and oddly philosophical beside the other lyrics.