Untitled
Queen Lyrics


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Are you running? (are you running?) (are you running?)
Are you running? (are you running?) (are you running?)
Are you running? (are you running?) (are you running?)
Ha ha ha
H'huu h'huu
Fab




Overall Meaning

Queen's "Untitled" is a somewhat obscure track that is essentially an instrumental, with Freddie Mercury's voice providing only a few phrases sporadically spread throughout the piece. The repeated question of "Are you running?" gives the impression of a chase or some sort of pursuit. The laughter and grunting sounds added to the vocals add a sense of chaos to the song, and the shortness of the phrases leave the interpretation open to the listener's imagination.


The instrumentals are the true focus of the song, with Brian May's guitar work being especially prominent. The song starts off with a simple riff that grows in intensity as the drums and bass join in, building the tension of the track. The guitar work becomes more intricate as the song progresses, with May demonstrating his skill and creativity in the solos. The use of sound effects, such as the occasional crash of breaking glass, add to the song's chaotic atmosphere. Overall, the track gives the impression of a frantic chase, with the intense instrumentals and Mercury's brief contributions to the song adding to the feeling of a pursuit.


Line by Line Meaning

Are you running? (are you running?) (are you running?)
Do you feel like you're constantly on the move or trying to escape something?


Are you running? (are you running?) (are you running?)
Do you feel like you're always in a hurry and can never catch a break?


Are you running? (are you running?) (are you running?)
Do you feel like you're literally running away from something or someone?


Ha ha ha
The laughter could indicate a sarcastic or bitter tone towards the subject or situation at hand.


H'huu h'huu
This wordless sound could represent heavy breathing, exhaustion or frustration.


Fab
This one-word exclamation could either be a dismissive response or an ironic expression of approval.




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: John Deacon, Brian May, Freddie Mercury, Roger Taylor

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