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conversations.value: Write me a song called Don’t Stop Me Now (…revisited) with the following description: The crazy little big-thing about “Don’t Stop Me Now"? Time.  Once upon a time during the 1978 to 1979 promotions/movements of “Jazz”, Queen’s seventh studio album, “Don’t Stop Me Now” was marginally popular-ish.  As a non-hit single in a string of (almost) non-stop string of big worldwide hits, it stopped the trend, but not really: rewind:
  The song was the second single (the first being the double A-side “Bicycle Race"/“Fat Bottomed Girls”, which peaked at #24 per Billboard) from the then-considered “marginal” to “piss-poor” album, “Jazz”, 40 years before the opening of the major motion Queen biopic, “Bohemian Rhapsody”.  “Don’t Stop Me Now” was a 1979 top-tenner in the UK, and did well in a few other countries.  In the U.S. it barely scraped the Hot 100.
  Interestingly, given the song’s current popularity,  it was only performed live during the “Jazz” tour, which kicked-off in Dallas Oct 1978, and stopped in Sapporo, Japan, May 6th, 1979 (plus one August gig in Germany), including the “Crazy Tour”, Queen’s late 1979 tour of their native UK.  The “Crazy Tour” was really a “make-up” mini-tour, i.e., the last leg of the “Jazz” tour.  Queen had skipped the UK during all that “Jazz” tour that might have (or would have?) continued throughout the month of May into June 1979, but it was cut short due to band burnout from album-recording-to-constant-touring-to-wash-lather-and-repeat.
  The band needed “chill" time, during which Queen recorded tracks for the next album, “The Game”, releasing the first hit of the future 1980 blockbuster album “The Game”, Freddie’s “Crazy Little Thing Called Love”, maybe the most “chill” Queen song of all time, which Freddie wrote quickly in his Munich bath-tub at the time, as in wash, lather, and big hit?
  Freddie was on a bigger hit-songwriting streak than he knew.  Little did he, or anyone at the time, know that the thrill-ride of his Queen-song, “Don’t Stop Me Now", with its classic-Queen vocal harmonies, gusto, fun, and major production grandiosity-of-punch-packing quality would have such a tremendous impact over time.
  The album “Jazz” is now considered to be among Queen’s finest albums, or at least far from their worst.   There was a reason its successor, “The Game", would yield a leaner sound, and “succumb” to the usage of synths. “Play the Game” was supposed to be the huge hitting heavy-harmonied-blockbuster single, being the only track from “The Game” offering that classic-Queen sound. And “Play the Game”, a classic Freddie song, was a far bigger hit than “Don’t Stop Me Now” at the time.  Not now:
  “Don’t Stop Me Now” has Freddie Mercury written all over it, and, of course, only Freddie Mercury could have written it.  It is now one of Queen’s most beloved songs, a “greatest hit”, etc.
  Given current trends, it’s Queen’s second or third most popular song; and its trajectory might be boringly traced (used in commercials, popularized by shows, etc.).
  Freddie died not knowing the impact his song would have. Or is his death the roots to its popularity?
  For the movie, Brian re-mixed the song and added new guitar tracks.  The original only features Brian’s guitar solo; this “revisited” version offers more guitar throughout.
  Notably, If a biopic had been done X number of years sooner after Freddie’s death, this song would not have made a stop on the soundtrack then, whenever that could’ve been … it’s certainly not the case now, is it? … Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value: [Intro]
  Tonight, I'm gonna have myself a real good time
  I feel alive
  And the world
  I’ll turn it inside out, yeah
  And floating around in ecstasy, so
  Don't stop me now
  Don't stop me
  ’Cause I'm having a good time
  Having a good time
  [Verse 1]
  I'm a shooting star leaping through the sky
  Like a tiger, defying the laws of gravity
  I'm a racing car passing by
  Like Lady Godiva
  I'm gonna go-go-go
  There's no stopping me
  [Pre-Chorus]
  I'm burnin' through the sky, yeah
  200 degrees that’s why they call me Mister Fahrenheit
  I’m traveling at the speed of light
  I wanna make a supersonic man out of you
  [Chorus]
  Don't stop me now
  I’m having such a good time
  I'm having a ball
  Don't stop me now
  If you wanna have a good time
  Just give me a call
  Don't stop me now
  ’Cause I'm having a good time
  Don't stop me now
  Yes, I'm havin' a good time
  I don't wanna stop at all [Verse 2]
  Yeah, I'm a rocket ship on my way to Mars
  On a collision course
  I am a satellite, I'm out of control
  I am a sex machine ready to reload
  Like an atom bomb about to
  Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, explode
  [Pre-Chorus]
  I'm burnin' through the sky, yeah
  200 degrees that's why they call me Mister Fahrenheit
  I'm traveling at the speed of light
  I wanna make a supersonic woman of you
  [Bridge]
  Don't stop me, don't stop me, don't stop me
  Hey, hey, hey
  Don't stop me, don't stop me
  Ooh, ooh, ooh (I like it)
  Don't stop me, don't stop me
  Have a good time, good time
  Don't stop me, don't stop me
  Ah
  [Guitar Solo]
  Alright [Pre-Chorus]
  I'm burning through the sky, yeah
  200 degrees that's why they call me Mister Fahrenheit
  I'm traveling at the speed of light
  I want to make a supersonic man out of you
  [Chorus]
  Don't stop me now
  I'm having such a good time
  I'm having a ball
  Don't stop me now
  If you wanna have a good time
  Just give me a call
  Don't stop me now
  'Cause I'm having a good time
  Don't stop me now
  Yes, I'm havin' a good time
  I don't wanna stop at all
  [Outro]
  La-da-da-da-da
  Da-da-da
  Ah-da-da, ha-ha-ha
  Ah-da-da, ah-da-da-da-da
  Ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh