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K accidently delted what i originally said but- I am a little foggy on what some of the queen songs mean:

-> White Queen (As it Began)
-> Mad the Swine-I'm just curious what sandals have to do with anything
->Does Bring Back That Leroy Brown have something to do with Jim Croce's Bad Bad Leroy Brown?
->Headlong "now you've got soup in the laundry bag"- some of the lyrics just don't make scence to me
I wanna be a toy at your birthday party
why do you need to know what the lyrics mean to understand the song? make up your own meanings.
Freddie about Roger 'Trouser Snake' Taylor: "A nice guy, but dont ever let him show you his home videos...the dirty little sod."
->White Queen (As it Began)

"According to the story. It was about a blind girl Brian liked


->Mad the Swine-I'm just curious what sandals have to do with anything

I think this song is about Jesus


->Does Bring Back That Leroy Brown have something to do with Jim Croce's Bad Bad Leroy Brown?

No. But it was fashionable to write songs about Leroy Brown. So Queen also did it


->Headlong "now you've got soup in the laundry bag"- some of the lyrics just don't make scence to me

I know
"On the first day Pim & Niek created a heavenly occupation. Pim & Niek blessed it and named it 'Loosch'." (Genesis 1:1)
yah Im pretty sure mad the swine is about jesus I just wondered about the sandals, not a big deal, just something that I question when I hear the song.
I wanna be a toy at your birthday party
maybe he wore sandals once in his life
"On the first day Pim & Niek created a heavenly occupation. Pim & Niek blessed it and named it 'Loosch'." (Genesis 1:1)
Ooh! Or even TWICE!
"Elton John and I became really good friends. I don't mean 'good friends' in that sense. I just mean we slept together." -Billy Joel
I think he mainly wore slippers.
Nancy Astor : "If I were your wife I would put poison in your coffee". Winston Churchill : "And if I were your husband I would drink it".

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