Great H Returns
The Queenstons Lyrics


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So you're back from space
You got a look on your face
Like you saw something great
Well I'm back from space too
And I found something new
But my story's gotta wait

It doesn't matter what I've done
If you're gonna step on my shoulders to act like the taller one
Something is showing through the cracks in your skin
I thought you were a humanoid
Like me a humanoid (x 3)
Like me
(Humanoid)

I rode so many cosmic rays
I ruled so many galactic days
I wanna say I've overcome
All of the problems that I faced
And I've still got spare energy
So you know the next time you're around
You're gonna have to deal with my universal sound
Blasting through like mothafuckin' starlight

It doesn't matter what I've done
If you're gonna step on my shoulders to act like the taller one
Something is showing through the cracks in your skin
I thought you were a humanoid




Like me a humanoid (x 3)
Like me

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to The Queenstons' song Great H Returns tell a story of two individuals who have returned from space and are comparing their experiences. The first person has a look of wonder and amazement on their face, as if they have seen something truly great, while the second person has also found something new but is not yet ready to share their experience. However, the song takes a turn when the first person begins to act superior and steps on the second person's metaphorical shoulders to assert their dominance. The second person then realizes that the first person is not as human-like as they thought and questions their identity as a humanoid.


The lyrics contain themes of discovery, conquest, and identity. The two characters have gone through similar experiences, yet their attitudes towards their experiences and each other are vastly different. The first person is arrogant and condescending while the second person is more reserved and contemplative. The second person also questions their own identity after realizing that the first person may not be what they seem.


Overall, Great H Returns is a commentary on how people react to new experiences and how those experiences can shape their attitudes towards themselves and others.


Line by Line Meaning

So you're back from space
You have come back from outer space.


You got a look on your face
There is an expression on your face that is noticeable.


Like you saw something great
It appears as if you have witnessed something amazing.


Well I'm back from space too
I too have returned from space.


And I found something new
I have discovered something new during my travels.


But my story's gotta wait
I am not yet able to share my experiences at this time.


It doesn't matter what I've done
My achievements are not important in this context.


If you're gonna step on my shoulders to act like the taller one
If you are going to use my accomplishments to make yourself appear superior.


Something is showing through the cracks in your skin
There is something visible beneath the surface of your outer appearance.


I thought you were a humanoid
I had the impression that you were a being with human-like characteristics.


Like me a humanoid (x 3)
Similar to myself, possessing characteristics of a human-like nature.


I rode so many cosmic rays
I have been exposed to various forms of cosmic radiation.


I ruled so many galactic days
I have had the opportunity to govern and oversee various aspects of life throughout the galaxy.


I wanna say I've overcome
I believe that I have faced and triumphed over various obstacles.


All of the problems that I faced
Every challenge I encountered during my journey.


And I've still got spare energy
I have an abundance of energy leftover despite my travels.


So you know the next time you're around
The next time we are in each other's company.


You're gonna have to deal with my universal sound
You will have to confront my unique mode of communication.


Blasting through like mothafuckin' starlight
It will be a forceful and powerful expression akin to the illumination of a star.




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