See What a Fool I've Been
Queen
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Well, she's gone, dear Gone this morning, mmh yeah Oh, see what a fool I've been, oh, Lord Coochie coo, what a fool I've been Yes, I did Too much, didn't leave me-me no letter Didn't leave no warning You naughty thing, you Ooh, well, I guess I, I am to blame, oh, Lord I guess I'm all to blame, see you later, sailor boy Child, right now, you take it Hope my little dog ain't too hungry No, no, he just kept on barking, the vicious thing Just don't seem the same, oh, no, no It just, oh, tantrums, it don't feel the same Ooh, see you later, now hit it, like that Coming on strong Oh, well, I got so lonely Went and told my neighbor She said, oh, Lord What a fool I've been And she told what to do She said, "Go home" Well, she's gone, gone this morning See what a fool I've been, oh, Lord What a fool I've been Thank you
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Written by: Brian May
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10 facts about this song
Song Origin"See What a Fool I've Been" was originally a B-side track for Queen's 1974 single "Seven Seas of Rhye."
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Songwriting CreditThis song was written by Brian May, the band's guitarist. It is one of the few songs in Queen's discography which he sings lead vocals.
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Inspiration"See What A Fool I've Been" was inspired by a song that May's friend's mother sang to him when he was a child.
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Blues InfluenceThe track is heavily influenced by blues music, a departure from Queen's typical rock and progressive music style.
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Unreleased VersionA different version of the song was recorded in 1973 but it remained unreleased until 1991 when it was included on the band's boxed set.
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Live PerformancesThe song was performed live by Queen only a few times in the mid-70s and was not included on any of their live albums.
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RarityDue to its status as a B-side and its few live performances, the song is considered a rarity in Queen's discography.
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InstrumentationThe track features a slide guitar solo by Brian May, which adds to its distinct bluesy sound.
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RevivalThe song was revived by Brian May during his solo tours in the early 1990s.
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ReceptionThough not as commercially successful as Queen's hits, "See What a Fool I've Been" has a cult following among Queen fans for its unique bluesy sound and raw vocals.
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