Damn it must be hard to say those words in a song when you indeed know that it's over, there's no turning back. What a brave man Freddie!
Cheers.
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Yes... To sing "I long for peace before I die" in just two or three months before your own death isn't easy too, I guess :(
'The Miracle' is another one. Although written a little while before TATDOOL its just as poinient.
Yeah it's so hard to sing The Show Must Go On too. I love that song and most people knew that the end is coming soon from that point on.
How true.
Freddie - deeply missed and never forgotten...........
Freddie - deeply missed and never forgotten...........
"All I want is some comfort and care..."
For what it's worth, everytime I hear that line I start to cry because it reminds me of the relationship with my girlfriend...days that will never come back...
to know your going to die is one thing, but to face it as bravely as freddie is something else.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Serry<h6>Inventer of terrible English wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Yes... To sing "I long for peace before I die" in just two or three months before your own death isn't easy too, I guess :([/QUOTE]
Wasn't Mother love the last recording with Freddie?
Wasn't Mother love the last recording with Freddie?
It seems that the deepest, most emotional songs full of desire to live, anger, fear, and again joy for living, were written and/or sung by Freddie in his final years. This is what makes him so special...larger than life. The last song he wrote, A Winter's Tale, tells us about his joy for living, how he could find comfort in the simple things. Motherlove was the last song he sang, but he co-wrote the lyrics so that is his as well. There he expresses how tired he is of fighting, but he does not give up there either.
Freddie is a hero of our time. There are many little big heros in the world, everywhere. Freddie can represent all of them, with the power of music that allowed his courage to be known to us, and allowed him to reach out to us.
His strength and absolute dignity always makes me feel so humble. He is my model.
Freddie I love you!
Freddie is a hero of our time. There are many little big heros in the world, everywhere. Freddie can represent all of them, with the power of music that allowed his courage to be known to us, and allowed him to reach out to us.
His strength and absolute dignity always makes me feel so humble. He is my model.
Freddie I love you!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Fairy wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It seems that the deepest, most emotional songs full of desire to live, anger, fear, and again joy for living, were written and/or sung by Freddie in his final years. This is what makes him so special...larger than life. The last song he wrote, A Winter's Tale, tells us about his joy for living, how he could find comfort in the simple things. Motherlove was the last song he sang, but he co-wrote the lyrics so that is his as well. There he expresses how tired he is of fighting, but he does not give up there either.
Freddie is a hero of our time. There are many little big heros in the world, everywhere. Freddie can represent all of them, with the power of music that allowed his courage to be known to us, and allowed him to reach out to us.
His strength and absolute dignity always makes me feel so humble. He is my model.
Freddie I love you!
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WOW when i read this it brought tears to my eyes.... Yeah i feel the same too. Hes my idol my rock, my everything. I love you Freddie....
Freddie is a hero of our time. There are many little big heros in the world, everywhere. Freddie can represent all of them, with the power of music that allowed his courage to be known to us, and allowed him to reach out to us.
His strength and absolute dignity always makes me feel so humble. He is my model.
Freddie I love you!
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WOW when i read this it brought tears to my eyes.... Yeah i feel the same too. Hes my idol my rock, my everything. I love you Freddie....
Freddie was really a strong person...
but I think for Roger and Brian its very hard too..I mean..on their concerts, they played the song 'these are the days of our lives' ...one of their best ffriends dies, they are not anymore that famous, and they are not anymore young...oh...I don't like that song...I start almost every time to cry..
ah...sorry for my bad english..;)
but I think for Roger and Brian its very hard too..I mean..on their concerts, they played the song 'these are the days of our lives' ...one of their best ffriends dies, they are not anymore that famous, and they are not anymore young...oh...I don't like that song...I start almost every time to cry..
ah...sorry for my bad english..;)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Fairy wrote: [/QUOTENAME]It seems that the deepest, most emotional songs full of desire to live, anger, fear, and again joy for living, were written and/or sung by Freddie in his final years. This is what makes him so special...larger than life. The last song he wrote, A Winter's Tale, tells us about his joy for living, how he could find comfort in the simple things. Motherlove was the last song he sang, but he co-wrote the lyrics so that is his as well. There he expresses how tired he is of fighting, but he does not give up there either.
Freddie is a hero of our time. There are many little big heros in the world, everywhere. Freddie can represent all of them, with the power of music that allowed his courage to be known to us, and allowed him to reach out to us.
His strength and absolute dignity always makes me feel so humble. He is my model.
Freddie I love you!
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A Winter´s Tale is about Montreux, isn´t it?
couldn´t agree more with you! LONG LIVE FREDDIE!
Freddie is a hero of our time. There are many little big heros in the world, everywhere. Freddie can represent all of them, with the power of music that allowed his courage to be known to us, and allowed him to reach out to us.
His strength and absolute dignity always makes me feel so humble. He is my model.
Freddie I love you!
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A Winter´s Tale is about Montreux, isn´t it?
couldn´t agree more with you! LONG LIVE FREDDIE!
Yes it is about Montreux. I know some on this board are so lucky to have been there, and feel that magic in the air...
Yes Freddie, we all love you here!
:-))
Yes Freddie, we all love you here!
:-))
At least my posts don't suck like Demetrius'