Uno (song)

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Muse song
Name Uno
Album/single
Length 3:38, 3:01 (radio edit), 2:53 (2nd radio edit)
Alternative titles -
First live performance Unknown
Latest live performance 11th November 2003
Recorded 1999
Writer/composer Matthew Bellamy
Producer John Leckie
Chart position 73

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Description

Muse's first single.

Additional information

Originally featured on the Muscle Museum EP.

Could be about the same person as in Hyper Music and Hate This & I'll Love You. Someone who was associated with the band before they made it, whom Bellamy had reason to dislike. (On a similar theme Sunburn seems to be about a girl who was associated with them, who in contrast Bellamy regrets having to leave behind, because he sees her as a star). It is a fairly simple, yet sober song.

An alternate version featuring an acoustic guitar is availiable on the 7" single.

Lyrics

This means nothing to me
'cause you are nothing to me
And it means nothing to me
That you blew this away

'cause you could've been number one
If you only found the time
And you could've ruled the whole world
If you had the chance

You could've been number one
And you could've ruled the whole world
And we could've had so much fun
But you blew it away

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

You could've been number one
If you only had the chance
And you could've ruled the whole world
If you had the time

You could've been number one
And you could've ruled the whole world
And we could've had so much fun
But you blew it away

You could've been number one
And you could've ruled the whole world
And we could've had so much fun
But you blew it away


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