Radio Ga Ga
Queen + Paul Rodgers Lyrics

I'd sit alone and watch your light
I spent my teenage nights listening to you.

My only friend through teenage nights
During my teenage years, you were my only companion.

And everything I had to know
I learned everything I needed to know from listening to you.

I heard it on my radio
It was through the radio that I heard everything and learned about the world.

You gave them all those old time stars
You introduced us to the legendary stars of a bygone era.

Through wars of worlds invaded by Mars
Even during times of war and chaos, you were there like a comforting presence.

You made 'em laugh, you made 'em cry
Listening to you was an emotional roller coaster - you made us laugh and cry.

You made us feel like we could fly
Your music gave us wings and made us feel invincible.

So don't become some background noise
Don't let yourself become insignificant.

A backdrop for the girls and boys
Don't let yourself be relegated to being a mere background for the younger generation.

Who just don't know or just don't care
The youth today might not understand or appreciate your significance.

And just complain when you're not there
But they will surely miss you when you're gone.

You had your time, you had the power
You ruled the airwaves once upon a time.

You've yet to have your finest hour
But you haven't given your best performance yet.

Radio, everybody!
This is a tribute to the power of radio and the impact it has had on our lives.

All we hear is radio ga ga
We are inundated with meaningless noise and chatter, thanks to modern technology.

Radio goo goo
We hear senseless babble instead of meaningful content.

Radio ga ga
The glory days of radio are long gone.

All we hear is radio ga ga
Modern technology has drowned out the beauty and significance of the radio.

Radio blah blah
The current state of radio programming is unimpressive and lacks substance.

Radio, what's new?
Where is the innovation and creativity that radio used to represent?

Radio, someone still loves you
Despite all of this, there are still people who appreciate and love radio.

We watch the shows, we watch the stars
We are more focused on celebrity culture and entertainment than ever before.

On videos for hours and hours
We spend countless hours watching videos and live streams of our favorite stars and shows.

We hardly need to use our ears
We are less focused on the audio and more interested in the visual aspects of entertainment.

How music changes through the years
The evolution of music and entertainment over time is astounding.

Let's hope you never leave, old friend
We hope that radio remains a constant in our lives for years to come.

Like all good things, on you we depend
We rely on radio as a source of comfort, entertainment, and information.

So stick around 'cause we might miss you
Don't disappear on us, because we might realize how much we need you.

When we grow tired of all this visual
When we realize that the visual aspects of entertainment have grown stale, we may turn back to radio.

Had your time, you had the power
Radio was once the most powerful medium of entertainment and information.

You've yet to have your finest hour
But there is still time for it to make a comeback and reclaim its former glory.

Radio
A tribute to the power, significance, and nostalgia of radio.

Loves
The enduring affection for radio and all it has brought to our lives.