«Queen» es el título del primer álbum editado por la legendaria agrupación británica de rock Queen, lanzado en 1973 por EMI, Parlophone (Europa), Elektra, Hollywood Records (EE.UU.). El álbum estuvo influenciado por el heavy metal y hard rock de aquella época, al igual que por el rock de la costa inglesa. Su líder y vocalista Freddie Mercury compuso la mitad de las canciones en el álbum. Con el pasar de los años, se ha convertido en el álbum más emblemático de la agrupación, principalmente para los miles de seguidores del grupo alrededor del mundo.
QUEEN – Queen (1973)
Aquí os dejamos algunas de las mejores frases que podemos encontrar este disco de Queen:
- I was told a million times of all the troubles in my way
- tried to grow a little wiser little better ev’ry day
- but if i crossed a million rivers and i rode a million miles
- then i’d still be where i started bread and butter for a smile
- Yesterday my life was in ruin
- now today i know what i’m doing
- got a feeling i should be doing all right, doing all right
- Where will i be this time tomorrow?
- Great king rat died today born on the twenty first of may
- died syphilis forty four on his birthday
- every second word he swore
- yes he was the son of a whore always wanted by the law
- In the land where horses born with eagle wings and honey bees have lost their stings
- there’s singing forever lions den with fallow deer and rivers made from wines so clear flow on and on forever
- dragons fly like sparrows thru’ the air and baby lambs where samson dares to go on on on on on on
- My fairy king can see things he rules the air and turns the tides
- I have sinned dear father father i have sinned
- try and help me father won’t you let me in? liar
- nobody believes me liar, why don’t they leave me alone?
- sire i have stolen stolen many times, raised my voice in anger
- When i was young it came to me and i could see the sun breakin’
- lucy was high and so was i dazzling, holding the world inside
- once i believed in ev’ryone, ev’ryone and anyone can see
- Had to make do with a worn out rock and roll scene
- The old bop is gettin’ tired need a rest
- Well you know what I mean
- Fifty eight that was great
- Tried to be a son and daughter rolled into one
- you said you’d equal any man for having your fun
- now didn’t you feel surprised to find the cap just didn’t fit
- And then i saw him in the crowd
- a lot of people had gathered round him
- the beggars shouted the lepers called him
- the old man said nothing, he just stared about him