Dragon Attack
Queen Lyrics
Ooh yeah, ha, yeah
Take me to the room where the red's all red
Take me out of my head,'s what I said
Yeah, ow
Hey, take me to the room where the green's all green
And from what I've seen it's hot, it's mean
Eh
Gonna use my stack
It's gotta be Mack
Got a dragon on my back
Take me to the room where the beat's all round
Gonna eat that sound yeah yeah yeah yeah
Take me to the room where the black's all white
And the white's all black, take me back to the shack shack
She don't take no prisoners
She gonna give me the business
Got a dragon on my back
Hey it's a dragon attack
Get down, I said so, wooh
Hey hey, alright, yeah, oh yeah eah eah eah
Low down, she don't take no prisoners
Go down, she gonna give me the business
No time, yeah chained to the rack
Show time, got a dragon on my back
Show down, go find another customer
Slow down, I gotta make my way
From me yeah oh
Oh wrong way yeah
Oh wrong way
Hey
Alright
Oh look out
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Written by: BRIAN MAY
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Written by guitarist Brian May, who quipped in 1984 about the song,
"Done very late one night probably to the morning, probably very drunk.".
John Deacon cited it as his "favorite song" of the album, while May would later elaborate on the song-writing process in a 2000 interview.
""It was put together in an unusual way. We just jammed for a while and put down the basic riff.""
In 1993, Roger Taylor spoke of the song as being difficult to play. Read Full BioWritten by guitarist Brian May, who quipped in 1984 about the song,
"Done very late one night probably to the morning, probably very drunk.".
John Deacon cited it as his "favorite song" of the album, while May would later elaborate on the song-writing process in a 2000 interview.
""It was put together in an unusual way. We just jammed for a while and put down the basic riff.""
In 1993, Roger Taylor spoke of the song as being difficult to play.
"As a drummer, you need a sense of time, a sense of rhythm, a sort of inner clock and that you really need naturally. You have to have aggression and lastly I would say you definitely need stamina. But you do learn tricks, apart from the fact that you develop more stamina, your muscles get more used to what's demanded of them. We used to do a song called 'Dragon Attack' that was very hard on the right wrist."
"Done very late one night probably to the morning, probably very drunk.".
John Deacon cited it as his "favorite song" of the album, while May would later elaborate on the song-writing process in a 2000 interview.
""It was put together in an unusual way. We just jammed for a while and put down the basic riff.""
In 1993, Roger Taylor spoke of the song as being difficult to play. Read Full BioWritten by guitarist Brian May, who quipped in 1984 about the song,
"Done very late one night probably to the morning, probably very drunk.".
John Deacon cited it as his "favorite song" of the album, while May would later elaborate on the song-writing process in a 2000 interview.
""It was put together in an unusual way. We just jammed for a while and put down the basic riff.""
In 1993, Roger Taylor spoke of the song as being difficult to play.
"As a drummer, you need a sense of time, a sense of rhythm, a sort of inner clock and that you really need naturally. You have to have aggression and lastly I would say you definitely need stamina. But you do learn tricks, apart from the fact that you develop more stamina, your muscles get more used to what's demanded of them. We used to do a song called 'Dragon Attack' that was very hard on the right wrist."
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Ansfrida Eyowulfsdottir
@Jürgen Erhard
"If I hadn't listened to the album, I'd never have found them"
My Fairy King
The Night Comes Down
Some Day, One Day
White Queen
The Fairy Feller's Master Stroke
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To name but a few classics.
PAH! Kids these days with their i-phones and Spotify...
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kellyfreas
This song is rumored to be a result of a happy drunk night studio session. Also rumored to be John Deacon's favourite Queen song. Hidden gem.
Xyro
Not a rumor, he outright stated it was his favorite song
Neil Jones
@Ice Bird Written by Brian May. I didn't know it was Deacon's favourite.
Marcelo
SAY IT LOUDER
Lucas Rodrigues de Oliveira
I don't know if it's his favorite Queen song but i know it's my favorite Queen song
Brent Yates
I can see why Deacon loved it..he got to.play one of the sweetest and funkiest bass lines ever..and to play over Brian May's screaming and waking guita r must have been fun..
ClaeWilson
Pay attention to the bass. Then restart the video and pay attention to the guitar. Then the drums, then the vocals. Everyone is absolutely killing it in this track.
JenniRoxx
My Fave <3 This just Rockz period
JenniRoxx
My Fave <3
Voltron
the best bass line in Queen songs