The actual last recording of Freddie singing is the beautiful, heartbreaking "Mother Love" which, after the first 2 verses, Freddie said he wasn't feeling well and would come back and finish it. He never could. So Brian sings the last verse and you can hear the pain and sorrow in his voice. If you've not done that one, check it out. And, btw, I LOVE the long list of Freddie's isolated vocals-- "Under Pressure" being one where there's no other recording of it that showcases Freddie's tremendous power and range. I've suggested some isolated vocals to other reactors and not one has paid any attention. Their loss, but it's a loss for a lot of viewers, too. So thank you for doing this. Love it! And love your videos, Ken.
@@kentamplin Ken I'm impressed you could hit those B4s on the spot like that for a Baritone! Also I never thought about the interpretation of the lyrics "heart is breaking but wanting to break free" as his way of embracing his fate, very inciteful, a philosopher and an artist 👍👍 I wished you talked more about Freddy hitting the C# & D5 though
Just like a true artist, he brought us into his life in a way we could comprehend, feels like a close friend, I hold him in my heart and the love is what connects everything. What a gift. Thank you Freddie.
Loved your analysis, I think you are absolutely spot on, on everything. This song always makes me so emotional.. You can tell he's basically saying, yeah I'm dying and it's becoming more visible, but the show must go on. The fact he could still sing like this so close to the end is insane. What gets me most is though, it's obvious music was in his soul. Been so sick, most artists would stop singing, but not Freddie and continued until the very end. I remember reading an article with Brian may saying a lot of his last songs he had to have long breaks and lay on the floor because of how sick he was, truly is heart breaking.
I always looked at this song as Freddie giving us permission to enjoy the new incarnations of Queen after his passing so his sings and legacy could live on.... Such a powerful song that brings tears to my eyes everytime.
Get goosebumps every time I hear this song . Freddie was truly one of a kind , otherworldly , we will never see the likes of someone like him ever again. I knew this was his swan song but thank you for this breakdown Ken!
One of the most honest, sincere, moving & haunting vocal performances of all time. It’s like I know I’m sick & dying, but I am also Freddie Mercury!!! If this is truly my final vocal performance, I’m going out with guns/vocals blazing!!!💪💯
What’s more amazing to me about this song isn’t just Freddy’s ability to sing like that from his deathbed but the mental fortitude it took. How many people could sing about their own impending death like that without getting emotional and choking up? He was a true artist and professional to the end. ❤
It's really remarkable Freddie was able to continue singing the way he did. Drs have said AIDS really attack the throat, so it was kind of miracle. Great reaction.
Thank you for showing this fantastic song! Impossible to understand what went on in the studio while recording this song and Freddie laying down the vocals! Thanks Ken!
Great job! I've always kind of been..distantly *aware* of Queen, mostly from Wayne's World and A Knight's Tale, but I only recently starting paying attention and really *appreciating* them. They're all so great but Freddie is just so easy to fall in love with. His energy is magical. And now, any time I watch or hear anything related to the time leading up to his passing, I get teared up, and I'm not one to cry easily! This was no different. His strength and passion, even at the end of his life, is nothing short of amazing. RIP legend
Just spine chilling for someone weakend by that kind of desease... And still pushing himself to get everything spot on... Says a lot about his determination and work ethic as an artist. A true genius. Thanks for posting this.
@@kentamplin I mean besides knowing The most popular songs of Queen Like( Bohemian Rhapsody and we are the Champions We will rock you I didn't really listen to them .Like many other Artists I've discovered Through you thanks There are so many great one's out there
This song gives me goosebumps. Maybe my favorite one from Queen. The way Freddy sings is just amazing: the lyrics, the melody, the orchestrations, everything is awesome ! I can't help but cry everytime i hear it
Thanks Ken for your expert analysis of one of the greatest songs ever written!!! I know there have been a slew of covers but nothing compares to a dying man’s declaration that “the show must go on”. Love Freddie’s vocals … chilling!! 🥺
Every time I listen to this song I get chills and emotional. It is absolutely amazing of how awesome his voice sounds and he was literally dying. Shows you how strong his heart and passion was. I think this is his best performance. Man, Freddie will always be the best, no one could ever top this in my opinion. What an incredible preference!! MISS FREDDIE SO MUCH!!!
Perfect for the song. A man fighting for his life. Power and vulnerability. Everytime I listen to the song Im on the edge of my seat, if he hits the High d in the end. He sounds a little restrained in the two phrases just before and Then boom he hits it. Gives me chills everytime. Autotune and perfect relaxed technique Cant get you thoose emotions. Thats why its a perfect vocal.
Real Superman Freddie was, this perfomance is beyond amazing. He gave all he had to let his final message. And, God, this song for me is just so hard to sing! God bless his soul
This is my favourite queen song. I came across this song through the most indirect of path. The first song of queen I ever heard and it has captured me ever since.
Epic song. Saw them in 80'. Phenomenal individual, talent & life story. Hard to believe it's been 30 years. I hope he found his Valhalla. Very cool shirt Ken !
Ken, you did a fantastic job explaining this last beauty ! Til this day Ken when watching this video I still cry . Death has no empathy! Blessings..🙏🏻🖤🤘
One of my favorite queen songs. It's a powerful song on it's own but when you put it in the context of what Freddy was going through while recording it...heartbreaking.
Do more of the Innuendo/Miracle album stuff, his voice and singing was always spectacular, but in the last few years, after quiting tour and such, his voice got rest, and his technique just got even better, due to also his sickness, he probably didnt just shout every song his lungs out, he probably did sing it more lighter on purpose due to his sickness and also to keep his voice in shape the more he can.
It’s amazing how well he sang even as sick as he was - iconic artists seem to pull out the reserves and find a way to still perform - part of what makes him truly great . I recently watched a video of Elvis performing “Unchained Melody “ very close to his death - he could barely speak but when he got to the piano somehow he sang great and nailed the song - soon after he died . The greats always seem to find a way to nail the performance regardless of what is happening in their lives - they go to a place where the music is all that matters
Great analysis Ken & superb to hear the vocals isolated. Incredible. I never really fully appreciated the "magic" of Freddie Mercury, aside from Bohemian Rhapsody, but here it is very apparent. Thanks for what you do Ken. Love to Freddie's family & loved ones.💖🤘💖✌💜🙏
I've always had Freddie Mercury as one of my favorite singers and still is, but getting into your work made me add you to that group, Ken. Not because just your amazing skills and knowledge about singing, but also as being a great teacher. Most of all, by the love for music that you show going deep in every detail: lyrics, vocals, instrumental parts, production... the whole package. You're such an inspiration for me, a former guitarist now going towards the vocal stuff. Thanks for your videos. God bless you!
I really like your points, notes, and thoughts in this song. It's quite a poetic work! One of the things I like about this song is the vulnerable position he takes by asking, "does anybody know...?"
this and These Are the Days of our Lives are my fav "modern" Queen songs. they are so powerful, especially in the context of what was going on with Freddie at that time
Almost everytime, I'm listening to this song, I tear up.. Such a masterpiece, Freddie was a beast even when he was so close to death! I hope he's watching us! :-)
Freddie asked Bryan for a farewell song !! And Bryan wrote the best song, imagining what Freddie was feeling when the end was near. Wonderful vocals !!
Freddie had a lot of friends , even very good friends as band members but unfortunately he was lonely as a soul , yes such a great artist , feeling all feelings so deep maybe that made him so creative , so unique 💖
Wonderful vocal. I remember an interview with producer, David Richards, who said Freddie was singing so effortlessly during these sessions having stopped touring and all of the excess. He said it was like recording/watching a choir boy.
Thanks for this analysis! That he was able to give this performance with how he was doing shows his passion and intensity. Appreciate the information you provided about the song and about the man.
Once again, Ken, thank you for another insightful video. This song has always sent shivers down my spine and it represents a time when the band were really focused on recording as much material with Freddie as possible. He told them that he needed something to do more than ever during those last moments. Also, your choice of t-shirts haven't gone unnoticed lately! This one seems particularly appropriate as it shows the hope and promise of eternal life through Jesus defeating and rising above the pain and imperfection of our world below. Art is very subjective though, but that's what I see.
I heard in a documentary that he wasn't able to stand anymore the last times he was recording. So he did it while sitting. As a result, he probably lost some volume. It was a first take after he drank a lot of vodka. Unbelievable when you consider how sick he was already.
This video was sincerely amazing, i just loved your deep analysis of the lyrics. Now, thinking about what you said in "my soul is painted" part, the music video kinda shows that, Freddie happily shaking people's hands in a white suit. I'd he happy if you did Who Wants To Live Forever too.
I love your tutorials so much. I could post this on pretty much any one of your videos. You really cheer me up and give me confidence. Even with sad subjects like this one. I'm sure Freddie would take your praise as high affirmation from one great singer to another. Thanks for doing what you do. ☺
Some performances are so inspirational that it's hard to find any words for it and you have to sit in silence for a good while afterwards to absorb its powerful effect. 🎤💛🌈
My favourite lyrics: "Outside the dawn is breaking, but inside in the dark I'm aching to be free".
Chills.
The man was sick still kicking ass
The way Freddie sings the line "I can fly my friend..." always shakes me to my core
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Freddie will always have a place in our hearts. ❤️💔
Indeed.
For me, the real genius of this song is the way it just keeps building and building to a crescendo.
It's a great one!
When he sang the line "the show must go on" in the first chorus I got goosebumps. Incredible power and emotion
Agreed!
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@@kentamplin
He’s one of the best vocalist of all time in any genre.....
Yes indeed!
@@kentamplin I really appreciate your breakdowns and honesty!
@@richardbelman9312 not of this genre
of all time
The ending of this song never fails to give me goosebumps! He really gives it all he had still in him! A masterpiece
Thanks for the visit! Rock on!
The fact that Freddy accomplished such an amazing feat with his last strength only made him even more iconic. He was one of the greatest.
Legendary.
The actual last recording of Freddie singing is the beautiful, heartbreaking "Mother Love" which, after the first 2 verses, Freddie said he wasn't feeling well and would come back and finish it. He never could. So Brian sings the last verse and you can hear the pain and sorrow in his voice. If you've not done that one, check it out. And, btw, I LOVE the long list of Freddie's isolated vocals-- "Under Pressure" being one where there's no other recording of it that showcases Freddie's tremendous power and range. I've suggested some isolated vocals to other reactors and not one has paid any attention. Their loss, but it's a loss for a lot of viewers, too. So thank you for doing this. Love it! And love your videos, Ken.
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'Made In Heaven' is an amazing album when considering how far Freddie's health had deteriorated. Some fantastic material on there.
That is true. Mother love is his last song. I don't know how he does it in his condition
@@kentamplin Ken I'm impressed you could hit those B4s on the spot like that for a Baritone! Also I never thought about the interpretation of the lyrics "heart is breaking but wanting to break free" as his way of embracing his fate, very inciteful, a philosopher and an artist 👍👍 I wished you talked more about Freddy hitting the C# & D5 though
Just like a true artist, he brought us into his life in a way we could comprehend, feels like a close friend, I hold him in my heart and the love is what connects everything. What a gift. Thank you Freddie.
Well said, Judie!
@@kentamplin Amen.
😔😣so beautifully written 💜
Loved your analysis. Yes, he's one of the best vocalist of all time. LEGEND
Legend indeed.
he is the best the only goat
Freddie Mercury still gave it his all despite being terminally ill. His powerful voice will never be forgotten.
Absolutely!
Loved your analysis, I think you are absolutely spot on, on everything.
This song always makes me so emotional.. You can tell he's basically saying, yeah I'm dying and it's becoming more visible, but the show must go on. The fact he could still sing like this so close to the end is insane.
What gets me most is though, it's obvious music was in his soul. Been so sick, most artists would stop singing, but not Freddie and continued until the very end. I remember reading an article with Brian may saying a lot of his last songs he had to have long breaks and lay on the floor because of how sick he was, truly is heart breaking.
Very poignant.
I think he became music after leaving us physically ....
I always looked at this song as Freddie giving us permission to enjoy the new incarnations of Queen after his passing so his sings and legacy could live on.... Such a powerful song that brings tears to my eyes everytime.
He wanted to leave while gave his best work to the world... Legend..
Thanks for listening!
For me, the best part of the song is when he sings " I'll face it with a grin, I'm never giving innnn...." just spine chilling stuff!
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OMG, Freddie was an incredibly talented musician and singer, someone that you probably experience once in a lifetime.....
Absolutely!
Get goosebumps every time I hear this song . Freddie was truly one of a kind , otherworldly , we will never see the likes of someone like him ever again. I knew this was his swan song but thank you for this breakdown Ken!
Thanks for listening, derek!
One of the most honest, sincere, moving & haunting vocal performances of all time.
It’s like I know I’m sick & dying, but I am also Freddie Mercury!!!
If this is truly my final vocal performance, I’m going out with guns/vocals blazing!!!💪💯
Thank you, Shannon!
What’s more amazing to me about this song isn’t just Freddy’s ability to sing like that from his deathbed but the mental fortitude it took. How many people could sing about their own impending death like that without getting emotional and choking up? He was a true artist and professional to the end. ❤
Loved these are the days of our lives.
It's really remarkable Freddie was able to continue singing the way he did. Drs have said AIDS really attack the throat, so it was kind of miracle. Great reaction.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for showing this fantastic song! Impossible to understand what went on in the studio while recording this song and Freddie laying down the vocals!
Thanks Ken!
My pleasure!
Never be another like him,bitter sweet,yes he does not sound sick,what a professional.
Yes indeed!
Freddie rock
Wow 🥰 beautiful Freddie Mercury ❤️
Great job! I've always kind of been..distantly *aware* of Queen, mostly from Wayne's World and A Knight's Tale, but I only recently starting paying attention and really *appreciating* them. They're all so great but Freddie is just so easy to fall in love with. His energy is magical. And now, any time I watch or hear anything related to the time leading up to his passing, I get teared up, and I'm not one to cry easily! This was no different. His strength and passion, even at the end of his life, is nothing short of amazing. RIP legend
Freddie-the best EVER 🤍
I don't think he was human.
definitely a unique voice. An immortal composition. Thank you, Ken, for the pleasure.
My pleasure!
Just spine chilling for someone weakend by that kind of desease... And still pushing himself to get everything spot on... Says a lot about his determination and work ethic as an artist. A true genius. Thanks for posting this.
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This analysis brought me to tears. We are so blessed to have lived in the same time period as this amazing artist.
Rock on!
This Song is just amazing. The dying mans last words and song. Queen, one of the best bands ever. What a way to go .... 👏👏👏 Yes EPIC
Thanks for watching, Erik!
It's only one thing to say: "Freddie is Freddie! Congrats. Ken!!!
Rock on, Plinio!
One of the greatest vocalists of all time. PERIOD!!!
Indeed!
Its a wow the heart hes showing when he was so ill, such a sad story but man he could move people. Hes also saying fight and never give up
Well said!
One of a kind Voice
Absolutely!
@@kentamplin I mean besides knowing
The most popular songs of Queen
Like( Bohemian Rhapsody and we are the Champions
We will rock you
I didn't really listen to them .Like many other
Artists I've discovered
Through you thanks
There are so many great one's out there
@@kentamplin Adam Lambert said that this is the most difficult song out of Queen's catalouge for him to sing.
This song gives me goosebumps. Maybe my favorite one from Queen. The way Freddy sings is just amazing: the lyrics, the melody, the orchestrations, everything is awesome ! I can't help but cry everytime i hear it
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I first heard this song about 2 months ago and i cant stop listening to it since
Thanks Ken for your expert analysis of one of the greatest songs ever written!!!
I know there have been a slew of covers but nothing compares to a dying man’s declaration that “the show must go on”. Love Freddie’s vocals … chilling!! 🥺
My pleasure!
Every time I listen to this song I get chills and emotional. It is absolutely amazing of how awesome his voice sounds and he was literally dying. Shows you how strong his heart and passion was. I think this is his best performance. Man, Freddie will always be the best, no one could ever top this in my opinion. What an incredible preference!! MISS FREDDIE SO MUCH!!!
Gone too soon.!
I personally think this was his best recorded vocal performance.
It's great!
U are rite. Best vocals in the universe
I was just going to say the same thing!
Perfect for the song. A man fighting for his life. Power and vulnerability. Everytime I listen to the song Im on the edge of my seat, if he hits the High d in the end. He sounds a little restrained in the two phrases just before and Then boom he hits it. Gives me chills everytime. Autotune and perfect relaxed technique Cant get you thoose emotions. Thats why its a perfect vocal.
Such power and passion even mid 1991, when he was horribly ill.
This song is so powerful and Beautiful ❤️
Sure is!
Real Superman Freddie was, this perfomance is beyond amazing. He gave all he had to let his final message. And, God, this song for me is just so hard to sing! God bless his soul
Well said, Rafa!
This is my favourite queen song. I came across this song through the most indirect of path. The first song of queen I ever heard and it has captured me ever since.
It's a great one!
Epic song. Saw them in 80'. Phenomenal individual, talent & life story. Hard to believe it's been 30 years. I hope he found his Valhalla. Very cool shirt Ken !
Thanks for listening!
Ken, you did a fantastic job explaining this last beauty ! Til this day Ken when watching this video I still cry . Death has no empathy! Blessings..🙏🏻🖤🤘
It is sad, kelly. Thanks for listening!
This is truly an iconic performance by a master singer / performer also a great song - thanks for this video
My pleasure.
One of my favorites. Haunting, heart breaking, and powerful. Lovin the Queen-A-Thon!
Thanks for listening, Vince!
I agree that his vocal performance is stunning here despite his condition. I feel so deprived to miss the great Queen live. R I P Freddie.
Gone too soon.
Just being himself and telling a story of life. There's more to life. Powerful singing. Love this series! Thanks sir Ken!
My pleasure, Joshua!
One of my favorite queen songs. It's a powerful song on it's own but when you put it in the context of what Freddy was going through while recording it...heartbreaking.
I agree, Brett.
I'm really enjoying your Queen A Thon. So much good analysis. Freddie's singing and performance lives on!
Glad you are enjoying it, Janetjrfan!
One of my favorite song from Queen. 👍
Awesome!
Fantastic song!
Absolutely!
One of my favorite Queen songs despite it being very emotionally painful to listen to. A lot of bravery to be able to approach death like that.
Thanks for watching, Ryan!
Super cool ! Great video !
Thank you! Cheers!
Do more of the Innuendo/Miracle album stuff, his voice and singing was always spectacular, but in the last few years, after quiting tour and such, his voice got rest, and his technique just got even better, due to also his sickness, he probably didnt just shout every song his lungs out, he probably did sing it more lighter on purpose due to his sickness and also to keep his voice in shape the more he can.
Thanks for the suggestion, Ostone!
@@kentamplin whaat do you think about Innuendo? for me its probably the best song of Queen .. also one of the underrated /best songs of aall time
He got nodules in the mid 80's too, that also affected his switch to more technical singing.
Unbelievable performance! RIP Fred
Gone too soon.
@@kentamplin Yes :( But great to hear again with your insights!
Love to hear your analysis
It’s amazing how well he sang even as sick as he was - iconic artists seem to pull out the reserves and find a way to still perform - part of what makes him truly great . I recently watched a video of Elvis performing “Unchained Melody “ very close to his death - he could barely speak but when he got to the piano somehow he sang great and nailed the song - soon after he died . The greats always seem to find a way to nail the performance regardless of what is happening in their lives - they go to a place where the music is all that matters
Well said, Drew!
Freddie was amazing on this album
Great analysis Ken & superb to hear the vocals isolated. Incredible. I never really fully appreciated the "magic" of Freddie Mercury, aside from Bohemian Rhapsody, but here it is very apparent. Thanks for what you do Ken. Love to Freddie's family & loved ones.💖🤘💖✌💜🙏
Thank you, Christian!
Thank you for analyzing this
Freddie was so very I'll and he pulled it off in one try, amazing .
Glad you enjoyed it, Carla!
This tune gets me every time...incredible...❤️
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Freddie is back yeaaaaa... love ths song, love this review.. keep going Ken we all love this series
Thanks, Nino!
Another very heavy song of his that relates to him knowing his fortune is ‘who want’s to live forever’.
I've always had Freddie Mercury as one of my favorite singers and still is, but getting into your work made me add you to that group, Ken. Not because just your amazing skills and knowledge about singing, but also as being a great teacher. Most of all, by the love for music that you show going deep in every detail: lyrics, vocals, instrumental parts, production... the whole package. You're such an inspiration for me, a former guitarist now going towards the vocal stuff. Thanks for your videos. God bless you!
I appreciate that, Leonardo!
It's insane to think that this song was recorded as he was dying but still he delivered those vocals better than some singers in their prime.
I agree.
I really like your points, notes, and thoughts in this song.
It's quite a poetic work!
One of the things I like about this song is the vulnerable position he takes by asking, "does anybody know...?"
Thank you, Steve!
@@kentamplin thank YOU, good sir!
This song always makes me a bit teary eyed. It makes u take a look at your own life. Live Aid cemented him as the best frontman.
Indeed!
Legend. ❤ R.I.P.
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this and These Are the Days of our Lives are my fav "modern" Queen songs. they are so powerful, especially in the context of what was going on with Freddie at that time
Thanks for listening!
Almost everytime, I'm listening to this song, I tear up.. Such a masterpiece, Freddie was a beast even when he was so close to death! I hope he's watching us! :-)
Indeed!
You’re the best Ken!!
You are, Max!
Freddie asked Bryan for a farewell song !!
And Bryan wrote the best song, imagining what Freddie was feeling when the end was near.
Wonderful vocals !!
Thanks for the visit, Fabio!
This isnt the last song freddie sang lol. Sang many more
Freddie had a lot of friends , even very good friends as band members but unfortunately he was lonely as a soul , yes such a great artist , feeling all feelings so deep maybe that made him so creative , so unique 💖
I'm sure that is possible, Aleph!
Listening to this on Studio headphones, to appreciate the mix, Freddie was a very unique talent.
He surely was.
You take my breath away really highlights Freddie's vocal ability (studio version is a total eargasm, the live at Hyde Park is also special)
Thank you.
.....love the phrasing!! Thanks Ken. 👍🙏
Glad you enjoyed it!
One of Brian’s best songs.
It's great!
My favourite Queen song
It's fantastic!
It's amazing even though he was very sick he was able to sing like this
Just amazing!...what a talent..great video 👍
Glad you enjoyed it, Billy Boy!
Wow Ken great video, you really put it into perspective for me this time. I got goosebumps at 15:40. Very chilling, very haunting. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wonderful vocal. I remember an interview with producer, David Richards, who said Freddie was singing so effortlessly during these sessions having stopped touring and all of the excess. He said it was like recording/watching a choir boy.
Rock on!
Thanks for this analysis! That he was able to give this performance with how he was doing shows his passion and intensity. Appreciate the information you provided about the song and about the man.
Sure thing, Gregg!
Amazing singer. I love the songs from the Highlander movies, but such a body of work.......dang.
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Once again, Ken, thank you for another insightful video. This song has always sent shivers down my spine and it represents a time when the band were really focused on recording as much material with Freddie as possible. He told them that he needed something to do more than ever during those last moments. Also, your choice of t-shirts haven't gone unnoticed lately! This one seems particularly appropriate as it shows the hope and promise of eternal life through Jesus defeating and rising above the pain and imperfection of our world below. Art is very subjective though, but that's what I see.
Rock on!
That shirt! This video! Us KTVA fans are #winning 👌
You know it!
I heard in a documentary that he wasn't able to stand anymore the last times he was recording. So he did it while sitting. As a result, he probably lost some volume. It was a first take after he drank a lot of vodka. Unbelievable when you consider how sick he was already.
Vou have my heart,Freddie !!!Thank you Ken. Spasibo.
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Freddie was a fighter and he knew in his heart, that no matter what, the show goes on. ❤
Rock on!
This video was sincerely amazing, i just loved your deep analysis of the lyrics. Now, thinking about what you said in "my soul is painted" part, the music video kinda shows that, Freddie happily shaking people's hands in a white suit.
I'd he happy if you did Who Wants To Live Forever too.
Thanks for the visit, Sheriff!
Amazing analysis!
I love your tutorials so much. I could post this on pretty much any one of your videos. You really cheer me up and give me confidence. Even with sad subjects like this one. I'm sure Freddie would take your praise as high affirmation from one great singer to another. Thanks for doing what you do. ☺
Wow! Thank you, Joe!
Some performances are so inspirational that it's hard to find any words for it and you have to sit in silence for a good while afterwards to absorb its powerful effect.
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11:19 your concern for our souls is hilariously warm lol --- thanks Ken XD lollll
This is my favorite song of his it opens my views on life especially showing us that life will proceed after we pass on
Thanks for listening, Jaidan!
@@kentamplin thank you for sharing this with us!!!
Literally had goosebumps. How poignant that someone else wrote the words to reflect Freddie Mercury’s thoughts about the end of his career and life.
Thanks for watching, Joy!
I love that song
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