Dancer
Queen Lyrics
I'm not invited to the party
Been sitting here all night
I'm all alone at the party
I don't feel alright
Ain't got no black coat
Ain't got no tie
I gotta shape up now
Come on baby you gotta know why
Take off!
I can't live with it, I'm gonna die without it
Dancer, dancer
Ain't no doubt about it
Dancer, dancer
Why don't you kick off your dancing shoes
And come and ride with me? Cool.
You're the life and soul of the 'funktion'
It took me all night
To get hold of the right introduction
Blew me out of sight
I taste your lipstick
I look in your eyes
You feel fantastic
My body cries
Take off
Dancer, dancer
I can't live with it, I'm gonna die without it
Dancer, dancer
Ain't no doubt about it
Dancer, dancer
Why don't you kick off your dancing shoes
And come and ride with me?
Hot space let's go!
Yeah, can I see you baby?
Dancer, dancer
I can't believe you're dancing
Dancer, dancer
Can't take you home
I can't take you dancing
Dancer, dancer
Bring out the funk and dance the night away
Dancer, dancer
We got bully
Dancer, dancer
Dancer dancer [Repeat]
Dance, dance, dance, dance
Dancer, dancer.
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Written by: BRIAN MAY
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Written by Brian May for Queen's 1982 album Hot Space.
The bassline of "Dancer" was played on a synthesiser (a Oberheim OB-Xa) by May. The song itself — a fusion of rock and disco — is something of a follow-up to "Dragon Attack" from the band's 1980 album The Game in that it fuses heavy elements of music with danceable ones, as Led Zeppelin did. The phone message at the end of "Dancer" is in German, and was recorded in a hotel room in Munich; it roughly translates to "good morning, this is your wake-up call". Read Full BioWritten by Brian May for Queen's 1982 album Hot Space.
The bassline of "Dancer" was played on a synthesiser (a Oberheim OB-Xa) by May. The song itself — a fusion of rock and disco — is something of a follow-up to "Dragon Attack" from the band's 1980 album The Game in that it fuses heavy elements of music with danceable ones, as Led Zeppelin did. The phone message at the end of "Dancer" is in German, and was recorded in a hotel room in Munich; it roughly translates to "good morning, this is your wake-up call". The lyrics of "Dancer" are also notable for being the only ones on the album that make reference to the album title itself.
In an interview with On The Record in 1982, when asked if he used a slide, Brian May had this to say about the guitar in "Dancer": "No, that's guitar in parallel harmonies. Those aren't my favourite harmonies, really. I much prefer guitar harmonies which aren't parallel. There are very few people who have done them. The real interest in guitar harmonies comes from when they're crossing over, diverging, and converging. Somehow on 'Dancer' it seemed right to do those parallels.""
The bassline of "Dancer" was played on a synthesiser (a Oberheim OB-Xa) by May. The song itself — a fusion of rock and disco — is something of a follow-up to "Dragon Attack" from the band's 1980 album The Game in that it fuses heavy elements of music with danceable ones, as Led Zeppelin did. The phone message at the end of "Dancer" is in German, and was recorded in a hotel room in Munich; it roughly translates to "good morning, this is your wake-up call". Read Full BioWritten by Brian May for Queen's 1982 album Hot Space.
The bassline of "Dancer" was played on a synthesiser (a Oberheim OB-Xa) by May. The song itself — a fusion of rock and disco — is something of a follow-up to "Dragon Attack" from the band's 1980 album The Game in that it fuses heavy elements of music with danceable ones, as Led Zeppelin did. The phone message at the end of "Dancer" is in German, and was recorded in a hotel room in Munich; it roughly translates to "good morning, this is your wake-up call". The lyrics of "Dancer" are also notable for being the only ones on the album that make reference to the album title itself.
In an interview with On The Record in 1982, when asked if he used a slide, Brian May had this to say about the guitar in "Dancer": "No, that's guitar in parallel harmonies. Those aren't my favourite harmonies, really. I much prefer guitar harmonies which aren't parallel. There are very few people who have done them. The real interest in guitar harmonies comes from when they're crossing over, diverging, and converging. Somehow on 'Dancer' it seemed right to do those parallels.""
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William Campbell
“HOT SPACE LET'S GO!!”
Good boi Taehyung
The fact that Brian wrote this makes this even better, and we all know Brian hated hot space lol
Maria Valentine De'ghoste
My favourite part!!
acasa
Freddie is red
Deaky is blue
Hot space is a great album
And I hope you think so too
Terraria Buildings
@ilou well except for the "🤦♂️" that was honest
Terraria Buildings
@ilou you should know its more a joke than a true and honest opinion... tf?
ilou
@Terraria Buildings look mommy i replied to everyone who doesn't agree with me"
Terraria Buildings
@Ouriçado The Best wrong
Terraria Buildings
@Bob Wallace Jnr 🤦♂️
LeaveMeAloneYouTube
Brian May wrote this song. Brian May. Let that sink in.