It's almost morning and you still couldn't sleep. You looked out the window and was thankful for the little bit of blue sky showing through the crowd of phallic buildings. You tried to make a few phonecalls. He did not pick up. Left a message for him. And took a flight out of the country.

And as you headed there in the air, in a sky full of blue, you felt not just lonely, but terribly alone. You asked the man sitting next to you:

"Can anybody find me, somebody to love?"


You felt like an alien in New York. It's not your country. And it's a foreign room.

The radio played a tune. He told you that Freddie Mercury first sang it in November 1976. And the frontman of Queen died of AIDs in November 1991. This one's sung by George Michael, in Queen's tribute concert to Freddie in 1993. And George's life's a mess now.
The radio sang:

find me, somebody to love
find me, somebody to love
find me, somebody to love
find me, somebody to love
anybody find me,
somebody to love