Queen: Back Chat Meaning
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Song Released: 1982
Back Chat Lyrics
Get back get back
Back chat back chat
You burn all my energy
Back chat back chat
Criticizing all you see
Back chat, back chat
Analyzing what I say
Back chat, back chat
And you always get your way
Oh yeah! See what you've done to...
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(How does this not have any interpretations??)
John Deacon wrote Back Chat for the album Hot Space. Both Deacon and Mercury wanted to explore a different genre, disco. It's quite obvious that the lack of guitar would upset May, and like every Queen album, there were arguements.
Deacon wrote this to be a 'diss track' for Brian May, hence the lyrics like "You stand so tall" and you can find that after Mercury sings "And you always get your way" the bulk of the guitar follows.
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