According to this song meanings book I found at a garage sale they are. This true?
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If they are that explains why I like them so much,
They really do fit, so I say yes!!! :@)
Not at all.
They are more sporting anthems.
Gasp! Blasphemy!!! They are all about high school American football, baby!
That does make sense. But, I’ve never known Queen for being quite so ambiguous.
Can’t stand queen, I’m more a Combichrist kinda guy!
Gay people adopt a lot of songs as their own even if they have nothing to do with gay pride. I personally feel that We Are the Champions can be relatable to a lot of people gay or not.
I love Queen, but I’m really sick of those songs.
I think any song can be a “gay pride” song if you want to give it that meaning.
In all honesty i dont think so, i mean, ive never heard of that in my life. But of-course i could be wrong,
i dont think anyone would draw that conclusion about the songs if they werent written by queen.
gemma,x
no, no… ‘course not.
and their song “killer queen” is really about queen elizabeth on a killing spree…
No, never. I never heard of that. Those legendary songs have always been sporting themes, and they really match the position and atmosphere of sports. Known true pride anthems or bands are the Village People and ABBA.
No, I wouldn’t say so, though it could be implied that way. I will say this, though, they are the two most overrated Queen songs in the world. o_o
Queen has soooo many better songs, but these two seem to be the most popular (discounting Bohemian Rhapsody, of course =])
The Show Must Go On…
Bicycle Race…
Bohemian Rhapsody…
Fat Bottomed Girls…
You’re My Best Friend…
I could go ooonnn and on. Queen ROCKS, but those two songs don’t. =]
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