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conversations.value: Write me a song called Somebody to Love (2011 Remaster) with the following description: Spoiler alert?: The songs on the soundtrack appear in the order as they do in the Queen biopic film. “Somebody to Love”, is, of course, one of Queen’s most beloved songs, and upon release further cemented Queen’s stature as an eclectic musical force; dedicated fans grew, but so did critical cynicism.  The lead track to their 1976 fifth album,  A Day at the Races the “sister album” follow-up to  A Night at the Opera of “Bohemian Rhapsody” fame (plus it yielded another smash, bassist John Deacon’s “You’re My Best Friend”, which is NOT on this soundtrack) has grown in popularity over time.
  This soundtrack version of “Somebody to Love” is intact (as the 2011 Remaster for the 1976 recording, mastered accordingly on this compilation, of course), and fully annotated as part of the album  A Day at the Races, as Track 6 (the first track on Side 2 of the vinyl LP), “Somebody To Love”.
  Why and how the movie opens with this masterpiece, “Somebody to Love”?  Well, for those who have seen the movie, it ought to make sense.  And it does.  Without giving away any “plot” spoilers, the song appears in the film, loudly, not as a song being performed by Queen, but as background to the actions taking place.  In other words, it gets more “sonic” time in the movie than most other songs on this “soundtrack”.
  It’s quintessential Freddie Mercury, and the song was a commercial success; topping the success of Bo-Rap was not Queen’s intention upon recording their fifth album.  The fourth album’s tremendous impact motivated the band to further their musical genius and signature sounds in a more relaxed and empowered state, and “A Day at the Races” was a rather fast follow-up to its predecessor, released just one year after it.
  The gospel-style vocal arrangement (again, the overdubbed voices and pitches of Queen’s three singing men, Freddie, Roger, & Brian) was another ostentatiously rendered recording of studio-mastery, but presents a more humble analog tape-thinning endeavor, still a very worthy follow-up to the intensity of Bo-Rap, and a more cohesive piece of songwriting, not being a series of song-sections, with an emotional intensity of earnestness and vocal prowess in the key of Freddie’s unique genre-crossing signature flair.
  This song, ripe with Queen’s harmonic impact and Freddie’s plaintive lyrics (you won’t find arguments with regard to the song’s meaning) drove A Day at the Races well into platinum, fast.
  (Another single from “Races”, May’s “Tie Your Mother Down”, wasn’t exactly a “hit single”, but became a fan favorite, especially live, and Queen performed it at virtually every concert since December 1976.  It is NOT featured on this soundtrack.   When the song was released as a single, on rock radio it served the notion that Queen indeed ROCKED; this song isn’t pop). Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
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conversations.value: [Intro]
  Can anybody find me somebody to love?
  [Verse 1]
  Ooh, each morning I get up, I die a little
  Can barely stand on my feet (Take a look at yourself)
  Take a look in the mirror and cry (In the mirror and cry, yeah, yeah)
  Lord, what you're doing to me
  I have spent all my years in believing you
  But I just can't get no relief, Lord
  [Chorus]
  Somebody (Somebody)
  Ooh, somebody (Somebody)
  Can anybody find me somebody to love?
  Yeah
  [Verse 2]
  I work hard (He works hard)
  Every day of my life
  I work 'til I ache my bones
  At the end (At the end of the day)
  I take home my hard-earned pay all on my own
  (Goes home, goes home on his own)
  I get down (Down) on my knees (Knees)
  And I start to pray (Praise the Lord)
  'Til the tears run down from my eyes, Lord [Chorus]
  Somebody (Somebody)
  Ooh, somebody (Please)
  Can anybody find me somebody to love?
  [Bridge]
  (He works hard)
  Everyday (Everyday)
  I try and I try and I try
  But everybody wants to put me down
  They say I'm goin' crazy
  They say I got a lot of water in my brain
  No, I got no common sense
  (He's got) Got nobody left to believe
  (No, no, no, no)
  [Guitar Solo]
  [Chorus]
  (Ooh, Lord)
  Ooh, somebody
  Ooh (Somebody)
  Anybody find me somebody to love?
  (Can anybody find me someone to love?)
  [Verse 3]
  Got no feel, I got no rhythm
  I just keep losing my beat (Just keep losing and losing)
  I'm okay, I'm alright (He's alright, he's alright)
  I ain't gonna face no defeat (Yeah, yeah)
  I just gotta get out of this prison cell
  Someday I'm gonna be free, Lord [Outro]
  Find me somebody to love
  Find me somebody to love
  Find me somebody to love
  Find me somebody to love
  Find me somebody to love
  Find me somebody to love
  Find me somebody to love
  Find me somebody to love
  Find me somebody to love
  Find me somebody to love
  Somebody (Somebody)
  Somebody (Somebody)
  Somebody (Find me)
  (Somebody find me somebody to love)
  Can (Anybody find me)
  Somebody to love?
  (Find me somebody to love) Ooh
  (Find me somebody to love) Every somebody
  (Find me somebody to love)
  Somebody, somebody, somebody to love
  (Find me somebody to love)
  Find me, find me, find me, find me, find me somebody to love
  (Find me somebody to love) Ooh
  (Find me somebody to love)
  Somebody find me, find me somebody to love
  (Find me somebody to love)
  Anybody, anywhere, anybody find me somebody to love
  Find me, find me, find me