Queen of The Deep
UFO · Phenomenon [2000]
Heaven knows why I'm left here in this place
With the sun up in my eyes
Symbols of the morning coming on
With the love that's got too strong to hold
If I'd been so much wiser then
I would have known which path to choose
Heaven help the lucky ones
Heaven help you
Heard the news come on the radio
About the loves in this escapade
I'd already heard before
Baby, two years ago
Say it's too hard just return
Now it seemed just like a dream
I saw and already seen it
On my TV's screen
Now I could see all these conflicts goin' on
Don't you think you could show some thanks
I just might give you a standin' ovation
When I'm here and gone
With the sun up in my eyes
Symbols of the morning coming on
With the love that's got too strong to hold
If I'd been so much wiser then
I would have known which path to choose
Heaven help the lucky ones
Heaven help you
Heard the news come on the radio
About the loves in this escapade
I'd already heard before
Baby, two years ago
Say it's too hard just return
Now it seemed just like a dream
I saw and already seen it
On my TV's screen
Now I could see all these conflicts goin' on
Don't you think you could show some thanks
I just might give you a standin' ovation
When I'm here and gone
Queen of The Deep
UFO's 'Queen of The Deep' stands as a defining track from their 2000 album 'Phenomenon,' showcasing the band's enduring ability to blend progressive rock structures with melodic sensibilities. Released during a period where the group continued to evolve their signature sound, the song exemplifies their commitment to intricate guitar work and atmospheric production. As part of their broader discography, the track reflects the band's transition into the new millennium while maintaining the complex, multi-layered arrangements that characterized their earlier work. It remains a staple for fans of the genre, illustrating how UFO balanced technical proficiency with accessible hooks throughout their career.