Queen - The March of The Black Queen (Official Lyric Video)

Sing along to 'The March Of The Black Queen' with this official karaoke style Queen lyric video.
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Queen - The March of The Black Queen (Official Lyric Video)
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2024?!No one😢??

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30% of Queen songs are hits, the other 70% are underrated

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finally, I'm safe from the jojo fans

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Never trust a Queen song when it’s seems it’s ending

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Queen II is the best Queen album. It's basically fantasy tinged heavy metal. Perfection.

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It is kinda unbelievable that many of Queen's fans don't know that a song like this even existed.....

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am i the only one that thinks Roger Taylor has the best backing vocals in music history

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Queen is the most pleasurable music I have ever heard. It's 3 AM here and I'm just getting goosebumps to Queen

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This is the older sister of Bohemian Rhapsody.

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Queen is amazing when you hear their hits. They are 1000x better when you hear the rest.

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"What's your fav Queen song?"

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I love Roger Taylor’s “My life is in your hands, I’ll fo and I’ll fie”

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The holy trinity:

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I love all Queen songs, but in particular 70's songs, they give me a vibe I can't describe

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Queen II is a criminally underrated album

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From Wikipedia: "Mercury composed this song on piano in 1973, and the song is one only two Queen songs (the other being Bohemian Rhapsody) containing polyrhythm/polymeter (two different time signatures simultaneously 8/8 and 12/8) and a simpler polyrhythm around the end uptempo section, which is very rare for popular music. The lead vocals cover two and a half octaves (G2 - C5).

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So, this is Bohemian Rhapsody's big sister, how beautiful...

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Man, this song is too perfect to be true. You can never get tired of hearing it, there's so much going in it.

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Brian, John and Roger: So what kind of style is this song gonna be, Fred?

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