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conversations.value: Write me a song called See What a Fool I’ve Been (Live BBC Session, London / July 1973 / 2011 Remix) with the following description: This is a version of Queen’s 1974 song “See What a Fool I’ve Been,”, recorded live, July 1973, at the BBC in London. It was included on the 2011 deluxe edition of Queen’s second album, Queen II.
  In 1973 Queen performed three sessions at the BBC, each session yielding four songs; the second session included the version herein of “See What a Fool I’ve Been”, an out-take from Queen II.
  Brian May receives the writing credit, but he notes that he must have lifted/picked up the basic riff somewhere, without any other precise recollection except the approximate timing, i.e., while Smile was performing with Tim Staffell.
  The song, being thought of as too mock-ish of Led Zeppelin, did not make it to the original release of Queen II.  Instead, the studio version, with a far campier, tongue-in-cheek vocal delivery by Freddie Mercury, became the B-side to Queen’s first hit single in England, “Seven Seas of Rhye”.
  The live BBC version features a non-campy, sober vocal delivery by Mercury.Expand Share Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
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conversations.value: [Intro]
  Well she's gone
  Gone this morning
  See what a fool I've been
  Oh Lord, I said
  What a fool I've been
  Wow
  [Verse 1]
  I caught a train
  A train to Georgia
  Sixteen coaches long
  Oh Lord, I said
  Sixteen coaches long, yeah
  Wow
  [Verse 2]
  I walked proud onto the highway
  Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh, oh Lord I said
  Greyhound bus had gone
  Wow, surprise to me
  [Verse 3]
  I walked proud onto the highway
  Greyhound bus had gone, oh Lord I said
  Greyhound bus had gone
  It went a long time ago
  Sure did [Outro]
  Well she's gone
  Gone this morning
  See what a fool I've been
  So long, I said
  What a... foo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-ool... I've been