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It is a fairly simple, yet sober song.
Muse’s first single.
Originally featured on the Muscle Museum EP.
An alternate version featuring an acoustic guitar is available on the 7" single.
During recording this song for Showbiz an amp blew up. The same happened during the recording of Escape. This was...
[Verse 1]
This means nothing to me
'Cause you are nothing to me
And it means nothing to me
That you blew this away
[Pre-Chorus]
'Cause you could have been number one
If you only found the time
And you could have ruled the whole world
If you had the chance
[Chorus]
You could have been number one
And you could have ruled the whole world
And we could have had so much fun, but
You blew it away
[Verse 2]
You're still nothing to me
And this is nothing to me
And you don't know what you've done, but
I'll give you a clue
[Pre-Chorus]
You could have been number one
If you only had the chance
And you could have ruled the whole world
If you had the time
[Chorus]
You could have been number one
And you could have ruled the whole world
And we could have had so much fun, but
You blew it away
And you could have been number one
And you could have ruled the whole world
And we could have had so much fun, but
You blew it away
Uno was written by Matt Bellamy.
Uno was produced by Paul Reeve & Muse.
That song’s a bit about breaking out. It’s a song to ourselves really about wanting to keep up the vibe – not give in to the pressure to just go to university and get a job. It’s like a kick up the arse to carry on with what we’re doing.
I’m not referring to the charts in that (“be number one”). […]...