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God Save the Queen

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Queen — God Save the Queen

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Queen recorded Canción God Save the Queen in 1975, within their album A Night at the Opera. The lyrics follow the tradition of a patriotic anthem, adapted for when the monarch is female. The song is based on an ancient tradition that dates back centuries, and is used in official events when the queen is the central figure. The melody is clear and direct, with a rhythm that feels on the skin. The lead vocal carries the lyrics, with a tone that combines respect and solemnity. The song is not only sung at real events, but also used in ceremonies and important moments. The lyrics are repeated several times, as if it were a hymn that is recited aloud. The song has become a recognizable piece, even outside the official context. It is a way of honoring the monarchy, with a touch of solemnity and pride. ↓ Skip to chords

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From the album

A Night at the Opera

Queen · 0 · Track 0

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Tonalidad A major

Duración 1:15

Álbum A Night at the Opera

ISRC GBUM71100532

Did you know

Queen released «God Save the Queen» as track number 12 from A Night at the Opera. It is a version of the English national anthem, performed by the guitarist Brian May. The song has a fast rhythm, with a chorus that repeats several times. The lyrics speak about the queen and the nation, with a touch of pride and patriotism. It is a piece that combines rock with elements of classical music.

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