My Love Is Dangerous
Freddie Mercury · Freddie Mercury Solo Collection 1973-2000 [2002]
Always make you bleed, always makes you bleed,
Always make you bleed - love is dangerous.
Don't follow in my footsteps, you don't belong to me
You only make a mistake, don't try and understand me,
Don't try and understand me, all I'm trying to say -
My love is dangerous, dangerous, love is dangerous
Make everybody cry, everybody cry
Everybody cry - love is dangerous.
Don't waste your time with loving, love don't work for me
Don't try to show your feelings
Step carefully - step carefully, all I'm trying to say:
My love is dangerous, because I'm your enemy
Watch your step carefully
'cause I know, I know, I know, I know, I know me
Dangerous, no can give you guarantee, I'm your one day ecstasy
Next day no
Dangerous, ooo dangerous, Love is dangerous,
Love is dangerous, love is dangerous,
All I'm really trying to say to you - love is dangerous
No go play fire with me - fire dance for me
You no can take a pisstake
Don't go criricise me, no go analyze me,
All I'm trying to say -
My love is dangerous, because I'm your enemy
Watch your step carefully
'cause I know, I know, I know, I know, I know me
Dangerous, no can give you guarantee, I'm your one day ecstasy
Next day no
Dangerous, dangerous, my love is dagerous
Always make you bleed
Always make you bleed
Always make you bleed
love is............
My Love Is Dangerous
My Love Is Dangerous stands as a compelling song in Freddie Mercury's expansive solo discography, showcasing the vocalist's ability to craft intimate, emotionally charged ballads outside the Queen framework. Recorded during a prolific period of individual exploration, the track highlights Mercury's signature theatricality and vocal precision, blending pop sensibilities with a dramatic flair that defined his personal recordings. The song reflects the artist's willingness to experiment with softer textures and romantic themes, offering a glimpse into the diverse range of his solo output. As part of a celebrated collection spanning decades of his career, this recording remains a testament to Mercury's enduring influence on rock and pop music, inviting listeners to appreciate the nuanced depth of his work beyond his most famous bandmates.