Sheer Heart Attack
Queen Lyrics
Freddie: So, always for perfomed is Kiki Dee!
Well, you're just 17 all you wanna do is disappear
You know what I mean there's a lot of space between our ears
The way that you touch (ad libbed lyrics)
Hey, hey, hey, hey, it was the D.N.A
Hey, hey, hey, hey, made me this way
Do you know, do you know, do you know just how I feel
Do you know, do you know, do you know just how I feel
Sheer heart attack
Real cardiac
I feel so inar-inar-inar-inar-inar-inar-inar-inar-ticulate
Gotta feeling, gotta feeling, gotta feeling gotta paralyse
It ain't no, it ain't no, it ain't no, it ain't no surprise
Turn on the TV let it drip right down in your eyes
Hey, hey, hey, hey, it was the D.N.A
Hey, hey, hey, hey, that made me this way
Do you know, do you know, do you know just how I feel
Do you know, do you know, do you know just how I feel
Hey, baby make you feel
Baby make you feel alright
Hey, hey
Baby make you feel alright
Oooh, yeah
Get up
Baby make you feel
Baby make you feel alright, alright
Oh
I feel so inar-inar-inar-inar-ticulate-ticulate-ticulate-inar-inar-inar-ticulate-ticulate
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"Sheer Heart Attack" was half-finished at the time of the eponymous album, and would be released three years later on News Of The World.
Written by Roger Taylor, who sang lead on the demo version presented to the band.
For the definitive version that would appear on the album, the band decided Freddie Mercury should sing lead vocals (probably based on the fact that May had already sung two songs and Taylor one). Taylor ultimately shares lead vocals with Mercury in the final cut. Read Full Bio"Sheer Heart Attack" was half-finished at the time of the eponymous album, and would be released three years later on News Of The World.
Written by Roger Taylor, who sang lead on the demo version presented to the band.
For the definitive version that would appear on the album, the band decided Freddie Mercury should sing lead vocals (probably based on the fact that May had already sung two songs and Taylor one). Taylor ultimately shares lead vocals with Mercury in the final cut.
During this time, the punk rock movement went into full effect, and this song was viewed as something of a jab at the musicians who felt bands like Queen were too self-indulgent. Of note is the lyric "I feel so inarticulate", and the fact that Taylor stated in interviews that he thought many of the 1970s punk bands had very little talent.
German Heavy metal band Helloween covered the song. The cover can be heard as a B-side for their single "Just a Little Sign".
Written by Roger Taylor, who sang lead on the demo version presented to the band.
For the definitive version that would appear on the album, the band decided Freddie Mercury should sing lead vocals (probably based on the fact that May had already sung two songs and Taylor one). Taylor ultimately shares lead vocals with Mercury in the final cut. Read Full Bio"Sheer Heart Attack" was half-finished at the time of the eponymous album, and would be released three years later on News Of The World.
Written by Roger Taylor, who sang lead on the demo version presented to the band.
For the definitive version that would appear on the album, the band decided Freddie Mercury should sing lead vocals (probably based on the fact that May had already sung two songs and Taylor one). Taylor ultimately shares lead vocals with Mercury in the final cut.
During this time, the punk rock movement went into full effect, and this song was viewed as something of a jab at the musicians who felt bands like Queen were too self-indulgent. Of note is the lyric "I feel so inarticulate", and the fact that Taylor stated in interviews that he thought many of the 1970s punk bands had very little talent.
German Heavy metal band Helloween covered the song. The cover can be heard as a B-side for their single "Just a Little Sign".
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