17 Chords used in the song: Am, G, C, C7, F, Fm, E7, G7, B7, Em, D7, A, Bm, F#7, D, F#, C#
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Verse 1:
Am G
She keeps Moet and Chandon in her pretty cabinet.
Am G
"Let them eat cake", she says, just like Mary Antoinette.
C G C7 F
A built in remedy for Kruschev and Kennedy,
Fm C G
And any time, an invitation, you can't decline.
Bridge 1:
E7 Am G7 C
Caviar and cigarettes, well versed in etiquette.
B7 Em
Extra-ordinarily nice.
D7
She's a...
Chorus 1:
G Bm Em Bm
Killer Queen, gunpowder, gelatine,
Em F#7 Bm
Dynamite with a laser beam.
E7 A G
Guaranteed to blow your mind; anytime, ooh...
F#7 Bm E7 Am
Recommended at the price, in-satiable in appetite;
A G
Wanna try?
Break:
D G D7 G D (x2)
Verse 2:
Am G
To a-void complications, she never kept the same address.
Am G C
In conversation, she spoke just like a baroness.
C G C7 F
Met a man from China, went down to Geisha Minah,
Fm C G
Then a-gain, inci-dentally, if you're that way inclined.
Bridge 1:
(G) E7 Am
Perfume came naturally from Paris, (naturally),
G7 C B7 Em
Be-cause she couldn't care less; fast-idious and pre-cise.
D7
She's a...
Chorus 2:
G Bm Em Bm
Killer Queen, gunpowder, gelatine,
Em F#7 Bm
Dynamite with a laser beam.
E7 A G
Guaranteed to blow your mind; anytime.
Solo:
F# Bm F# Bm, E7 Am E7 Am,
C D C# D
Am G Am G C,
G C7 F Fm C, G7 C G7
Bridge 3:
E7 Am E7 Am
Drop of a hat, she's as willing as, playful as a pussycat.
G C G C
Then momentarily out of action, temporarily out of gas;
B7 Em D
To absolutely drive you...
G D G D
Wi-ld, wi-ld;
D
(She's out to get you!)
D7
She's a...
Chorus 3:
G Bm Em Bm
Killer Queen, gunpowder, gelatine,
Em F#7 Bm
Dynamite with a laser beam.
E7 A G
Guaranteed to blow your mind; anytime, ooh...
F#7 Bm E7 Am
Recommended at the price, in-satiable in appetite;
A G
What a drag!
Outro:
D G D7 G (x2), C
(Repeat to Fade)
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About this song: Killer Queen
"Killer Queen", is a song by the British rock band Queen and was written by lead singer Freddie Mercury. It was their breakthrough hit, reaching #2 in the UK and #11 in the United States in early 1975. The song was taken from Queen's 1974 album Sheer Heart Attack, and was released as a Double A-side, along with "Flick of the Wrist". Mercury commented that the influences he received for the track included early Beatles records, Beach Boys and (lyrically) Noel Coward. He wrote the lyrics first before adding the complex musical arrangements.