There is a part to this song that I already see that is missing and I hope that whoever does these lyrics here edits, for this song especially should be reconised:
"It's Late- ...and it's driving me so mad
It's Late - Yes I know, but don't try to tell me that...
It's too Late-say I love you can turn out the light...
It's too Late- I've been wrong,but I'll too be right"
This would be one of those unexplained songs by Queen that would have no relevance to the usual meaning to they're basic musical structure,but none to less serves to a point that should be revered.
It is basically about a kind of realationship that was never really for the best intentions and at most, was under all the false pretenses ever so possible! What makes matters even worse is the fact the narrater of this song knew it, but not until he or she came to that conclusion right up to the very last moment and all the realization actually set into the person's mind! Unfortunatally not only did that person had to face those facts, but had that dirty task to bring it to the counterpart's acknowledgment. Which would suck all the way around!
@ozonefiller - I know this is somewhat late - no pun intended - but...
You, my friend, earn the cookie.
This song is about a manipulative, conniving lover who mercilessly toys with the affections of another, doing just enough to string them along (while shamelessly blaming THEM for it) til they blow up the relationship after getting caught cheating (for the whateverenth time?). And what a *** diva! The last two lines of the final act, pure unadulterated GAS!
Clever stuff by May.
@ozonefiller - I know this is somewhat late - no pun intended - but...
You, my friend, earn the cookie.
This song is about a manipulative, conniving lover who mercilessly toys with the affections of another, doing just enough to string them along (while shamelessly blaming THEM for it) til they blow up the relationship after getting caught cheating (for the whateverenth time?). And what a *** diva! The last two lines of the final act, pure unadulterated GAS!
Clever stuff by May.
There is a part to this song that I already see that is missing and I hope that whoever does these lyrics here edits, for this song especially should be reconised:
"It's Late- ...and it's driving me so mad It's Late - Yes I know, but don't try to tell me that... It's too Late-say I love you can turn out the light... It's too Late- I've been wrong,but I'll too be right"
This would be one of those unexplained songs by Queen that would have no relevance to the usual meaning to they're basic musical structure,but none to less serves to a point that should be revered.
It is basically about a kind of realationship that was never really for the best intentions and at most, was under all the false pretenses ever so possible! What makes matters even worse is the fact the narrater of this song knew it, but not until he or she came to that conclusion right up to the very last moment and all the realization actually set into the person's mind! Unfortunatally not only did that person had to face those facts, but had that dirty task to bring it to the counterpart's acknowledgment. Which would suck all the way around!
@ozonefiller - I know this is somewhat late - no pun intended - but... You, my friend, earn the cookie. This song is about a manipulative, conniving lover who mercilessly toys with the affections of another, doing just enough to string them along (while shamelessly blaming THEM for it) til they blow up the relationship after getting caught cheating (for the whateverenth time?). And what a *** diva! The last two lines of the final act, pure unadulterated GAS! Clever stuff by May.
@ozonefiller - I know this is somewhat late - no pun intended - but... You, my friend, earn the cookie. This song is about a manipulative, conniving lover who mercilessly toys with the affections of another, doing just enough to string them along (while shamelessly blaming THEM for it) til they blow up the relationship after getting caught cheating (for the whateverenth time?). And what a *** diva! The last two lines of the final act, pure unadulterated GAS! Clever stuff by May.
@ozonefiller Sorry to nitpick but I believe it is "save our love" not "say our love".
@ozonefiller Sorry to nitpick but I believe it is "save our love" not "say our love".