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In my experience, it works like this:
If you're listening to an album, or to a playlist, the "Queue" consists of all the songs on that album or playlist. You get information about where you are in the queue on the bottom right of the display, where it will say e.g. 4/12, indicating you're on the 4th song out of 12 in the queue.
Now, if you add a song or album to the Queue, it is tacked on at the end of what's already there. So the next track to play (assuming you're playing in Normal mode, not Shuffle) is going to be what was *already* going to play next, before you added new material to the Queue. (This is what you experienced.) You'll notice that the Queue information will now indicate that there are more tracks: it will say 4/13, for example, if we had just added one song to the Queue discussed above. Once we have finished playing track 12, the next track to play will be the one I added to the Queue.
From the Now Playing screen, if you click left once, you access your Queue. You probably thought of that as just the tracks from the album or playlist you were playing, but it's actually your entire Queue.
Hope this helps.
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