@julesrules
(The narrator) brought his gf to a rock and roll concert and she went home with the singer (clue: a rolling stone). He was so upset; he wouldn't mind that she run off with anyone else but that guy. So upset, in fact that he don't want to see the Rolling Stones nor Queen anymore.
@julesrules
(The narrator) brought his gf to a rock and roll concert and she went home with the singer (clue: a rolling stone). He was so upset; he wouldn't mind that she run off with anyone else but that guy. So upset, in fact that he don't want to see the Rolling Stones nor Queen anymore.
I love the humour in this song, very tongue-in-cheek. Imagine Freddie Mercury singing "I don't want to see Queen no more"? I always wonder what Mick Jagger's reaction to this song would be.
I love the humour in this song, very tongue-in-cheek. Imagine Freddie Mercury singing "I don't want to see Queen no more"? I always wonder what Mick Jagger's reaction to this song would be.
i dont really like this song. dunno why. its pretty obvious what it means
@julesrules (The narrator) brought his gf to a rock and roll concert and she went home with the singer (clue: a rolling stone). He was so upset; he wouldn't mind that she run off with anyone else but that guy. So upset, in fact that he don't want to see the Rolling Stones nor Queen anymore.
@julesrules (The narrator) brought his gf to a rock and roll concert and she went home with the singer (clue: a rolling stone). He was so upset; he wouldn't mind that she run off with anyone else but that guy. So upset, in fact that he don't want to see the Rolling Stones nor Queen anymore.
I love the humour in this song, very tongue-in-cheek. Imagine Freddie Mercury singing "I don't want to see Queen no more"? I always wonder what Mick Jagger's reaction to this song would be.
I love the humour in this song, very tongue-in-cheek. Imagine Freddie Mercury singing "I don't want to see Queen no more"? I always wonder what Mick Jagger's reaction to this song would be.