It's bump, it's bump, It's bumped....
it's in my text
it's bump, it's bump, it's bumped...
the thread was dead!...?
dysan · Member since
The bass sound I think suggests it was originally called Brown Breezes.
Star* · Member since
This was meant to be a serious discussion but as usual you all act like 5 year old kids.
Pretty pathetic.
Vocal harmony · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]UK. wrote:[/b]
This was meant to be a serious discussion but as usual you all act like 5 year old kids.
Pretty pathetic.[/QUOTE]
Your own view of the songs subject lead the way I think
dysan · Member since
Yes sorry we should've been more serious when discussing Yellow Breezes' labyrinthine palimpsest set of lyrics
Ale Solan · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]dysan wrote:[/b]
Yes sorry we should've been more serious when discussing Yellow Breezes' labyrinthine palimpsest set of lyrics [/QUOTE]
LOL
Star* · Member since
What ever the reason behind the song it is always interesting to find out what a song was intentionally about instead of all the childish replies. Some of us really want to know what Freddie's songs are all about. Mercury always wrote very interesting songs.
Holly2003 · Member since
[QUOTE] [b]UK. wrote:[/b]
This was meant to be a serious discussion but as usual you all act like 5 year old kids.
Pretty pathetic.[/QUOTE]
You ruin every topic you contribute to so this is people treating you the way you treat others. Not nice, is it? But I'm sure you'll fail to learn that simple lesson and continue whining like the whiny bitch you are.
dysan · Member since
I believe Lord Mayor Thomas Bloodworth said a similar thing to Samuel Pepys after the Great Fire.
matt z · Member since
My take: Freddie was watching Jim Hutton's underwear flapping on the windowsill early one morning.... glowing yellow in the sun.
But of course this is only speculative stuff, not conjecture - and is unfounded and likely incorrect....
Without the full tape or someone who was present, we may never know
MisterCosmicc · Member since
“Yellow breezes” was north eastern slang for a hangover long ago, he more than likely learned the phrase in NYC or touring New England.