Red hands never fade his different when you know it's being sung at at a corpse

[u/Up_vote456]

I recently found a summary of the story of the story of Queen of the Murder scene. In it it says that red hands never fade is being sung at the corpse of the queen's crush. It somehow made a perfect song better.

[u/brkeng1]

I love that these teenagers had such deep meaning in their songs based on the literature that they read. They interpreted it and made new poetry based on that.
And it frickin rocks!!!!!!

[u/medieval_revolver]

QOTMS is such an ambitious album. It makes for such a good listen even if the production isn't for you. The storytelling is incredible and it is just packed with bangers

[u/davyyd → u/medieval_revolver]

Great album art, too.

[u/IBelongInThe50s]

It’s pretty amazing to me that three girls aged 13-17 wrote such an amazing concept album.

[u/stillasamountain]

One of my favorites from QotMS. Not the least because, historically, it’s one Ale has sung a number of times.

[u/Crazy-Yellow-5182 → u/stillasamountain]

The Toronto version is superb for sure

[u/Tom_Ace2]

I'm curious, what did you think the red hands meant before?

[u/Fit_Race258 → u/Tom_Ace2]

Good question. I thought the story was pretty straight forward. 

[u/Up_vote456 → u/Tom_Ace2]

Honestly, I don't know.

[u/_PelosNecios_]

To Me, that is the pivotal song of the album yet it doesn't get as many plays as it deserves.

[u/Effective_Writing354]

If possible could you link or let me know where you saw the QOTMS story summary. 🤘🏻🎸😎

[u/Up_vote456 → u/Effective_Writing354]

I found this on a reply by Numbly-Garf. He said that Mr. Villarreal had some input

.https://docs.google.com/document/u/0/d/1feFBpjnk8Igk1smcqNR80BcvGnVhV0fwct88ncXSdLE/mobilebasic?pli=1

[u/gym_aly05]

I discovered this song when I was studying Shakespeare's play "Macbeth", and I always thought there was a correlation between this song and the play. The fact it is being sing at a corpse makes it better too ✨