Body Language
Queen · Singles Collection 2 [2009]
Don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk, don't talk
Baby don't talk
Body language
Body language
Body language
Give me your body
Just give me - yeah - your body
Give me - yeah - your body
Don't talk
Body language ha ha
Body language
Body language
You got red lips
Snakes in your eyes
Long legs, great thighs
You've got the cutest ass I've ever seen
Knock me down for a six anytime anytime
Mmm ha
Look at me - I gotta case of body language
Look at me - I gotta case of body language ha ha haa
Look at me - I gotta case of body language
Look at me - I gotta case of body language
Of body language - of body language - ha - yeah
Sexy body, sexy, sexy body
I want your body
Baby you're hot
Body language hah
Body language huh
Body language aah
Body language yeah
Body language aah
Body language huh
Body language hah
Body language hah
Body language
Body Language
Body Language stands as a notable song in Queen's extensive catalogue, showcasing the band's ability to craft infectious pop-rock anthems. Released during a period where the group frequently explored upbeat, dance-oriented rhythms, the track highlights their signature blend of theatricality and tight harmonies. While often associated with later compilations, the song reflects the energetic production style that defined much of their commercial output. It serves as a reminder of the band's versatility, moving seamlessly between heavy rock and lighter, groove-driven numbers. As part of their broader discography, Body Language contributes to the enduring legacy of a group that consistently pushed musical boundaries, maintaining a connection with audiences through dynamic performances and memorable melodies.