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I was wondering what Queen songs you guys would recommend listening to when one is down or depressed. I mean nothing of the hard rock type, something that will soothe your mind. The one that instantly springs to mind is "Spread Your Wings", "You're My Best Friend" and "Friends Will Be Friends". Any more?
"only way to really know what the hell we are doing on this earth is through sacred plants and mushrooms." - Treasure Moment
Don't Stop Me Now
"Come in," she said, "I'll give you shelter from the storm"
Arboria (Planet Of The Tree Men)
Oddly enough, one time I was practically hysterical, listening to "Bohemian Rhapsody" calmed me down.

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Interesting, I'm sure.
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Brian's Driven By You... for some reason. And Mustapha ( always manages to put a smile upon my face ). :D
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I find that Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon cheers me up...so does Bring Back That Leroy Brown

;)
Days of our Lives and Lazing on a Sunday Afternoon...

and of course Freddie's, The Great Pretender and Mr. Bad Guy
R.I.P. PRINCESS Living Life on Life's Terms
Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon

Seaside Rendezvous
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Don't try suicide is really great when you're down!
Lazing on a sunday afternoon too.
Little Delilah
Misfire, Dragon Attack, You're My Best friend, Someday One day, Fuuny How Love Is, The Millionaire Waltz..and many others
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Staying Power

The Millionaire Waltz

Pain Is So Close To Pleasure

Rain Must Fall

Delilah

You Don't Fool Me

Don't Stop Me Now

Bring Back That Leroy Brown

Seaside Rendezvous

Good Old Fashioned Lover Boy

Back Chat

Keep Passing The Open Windows

Don't Lose Your Head

Hang On In There


...many Queen-songs cheer me up (as you can see).
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Queen songs: Good Company, Stone Cold Crazy, Don't Stop Me Now, Was It All Worth It and my favourite, '39.

Solo songs: Is It Me, Nation Of Haircuts ... all the 'Electric Fire' album! And some others like China Belle, Love Token, Let Your Heart, Nazis, Golden Boy, I Was Born, Driven By You, Resurrection, etc.
John hated Hot Space. Frederick's favourite singer was not Paul Rodgers. Roger didn't compose 'Innuendo.' 'Bohemian Rhapsody' hasn't got 180 vocal overdubs.
just about any john deacon song.
why pay the visit when the visit is free? "this shitty guitar wont play what i want! it only knows three chords!"
"You And I" always takes me away to that special place. It has such a beautiful meaning, it's so innocent yet so pure.

"Music is playing in the darkness and a lantern goes swinging by...Shadows flickering, my heart's jittering...just you and I"

Yet another one of those special songs that I hold close to my heart is "Dear Friends." When I first heard this song I immediatly softened up and lost control of my emotions. It's the song I'll often use to sooth my soul after having lost a love.

"So dear friends your love has gone, only tears to dwell upon...I dare not say as the wind must blow...so a love is lost, a love is won...go to sleep and dream again, soon your hopes will rise and then from all this gloom life can start anew and there'll be no crying soon."

"My Melancholy Blues" is probably one of Freddie's most gentle songs. It's the kind of song that you can just kick back and relax and take a load off of your shoulders. Need I say more? I think you've got the idea.
"Fuck today, it's tomorrow." - Freddie Mercury

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