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Freddie Mercury Tribute

Messages from QueenZone visitors remembering Freddie Mercury, preserved from the legacy tribute archive.

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  1. Mar 5 2010 2:45PM

    Alexia Dotto

    Freddy I wish I had been alive to see one of your concerts. You are one of the greatest singers of all time. RIP. You will never be forgotten.

    Spain

  2. Dec 5 2009 12:33PM

    kieran hyre

    my birthday 5th september as same as you im so sad that your gone god bless you ill miss you so much i love you freddie mercury as always

    essex

  3. Apr 28 2009 6:34PM

    melody

    im sooo saddened by the all to soon, death of ferd bulsara, he was a very lonely man indeed, and just wanted to be loved for himself only, and felt his life and buisness were always torn by the media, lies, so he felt he had to hide some thruths. a very artistic and loyal never giver upper kind of guy, felt and loved by all, the greatess loss is when i heard of his untimely death that night, will never be the same.....i always will love you Farookah!

    usa

  4. Mar 25 2010 9:14PM

    Sarah

    freddie i still love you every time i pray to you because i think you were right every time in your life so i hope that you teach me the right way i´m 13 but i can cry for cause i know that you were a good guy THE SHOW MUST GO ON

    german

  5. Apr 28 2009 2:27PM

    Zsófia (Sophia)

    (sorry for bad English) Freddie.... I just can't tell you how much I adore you. It's simply impossible that you're not alive anymore. I feel your spirit. I don't know what's on the other side of our life, I don't know if you see my message, but I believe we can meet in the future, in an other world... I feel myself lucky cause I was born in April 1991, so I could live at the same time as you did. It's a kind of calming down for me. I'm looking forward to meeting you. Love.

    Hungary

  6. Nov 18 2009 2:46PM

    Alan Martin

    The Freddie Queen Poem A legend is born 5th September 1946 Zanzibar was the place Fashion, art and music were his passions Moved to England with his family in his late teens Kensington market was where his fashion stall was Art college he did go He soon realised music was where he was heading Smile was a 60’s band he regularly went to see The lead singer he did leave Freddie mercury took his place Smile did change there name Queen it would be called 1971 was the year A long trudge to fame 1975 Bohemian Rhapsody was born The biggest hit of the century Billions of records sold Billions of dollars made Queen now out rank the Beatles in record sales Live shows were a must for any fan They were something of a speciality A once in a life time opportunity Never to be repeated again 24th November 1991 A legend Freddie Mercury did die A tragic loss to the music world His friends and family were left to cry He died of an illness related to aids We sit and watch his memory fade They inspired me And changed my life entirely My gratitude goes to Queen Freddie Mercury, John Deacon, Brian May, And Roger Taylor Thank you Freddie for vocals and pianos Brian for guitars and keyboards John for bass guitars Roger for percussion I thank you for changing my life. Written by Alan Martin Thursday 15th October 2009 at 11am

    England

  7. Nov 25 2009 9:46AM

    Andreas

    Ciao Freddie! Stay safe! We love you!

    Italy

  8. Dec 23 2009 1:25AM

    Alex

    Dear Freddie, I miss you incredibly. I was born 5 years after your death but still, on each anniversary of your death I cry. You brought life to every country, possibly every person. You look in the eyes of the ones you worked with now, and you see that they are dull and sad, a sign that they miss you. If only you knew how much we miss you. Since you have died, music has gone downhill, regressing to the crap music of today. Though Queen is still popular, it will never be as popular as it was, which is a terrible shame. You were also the person who stopped me thinking that gay people were strange, and that it was perfectly normal, as you were gay, and one of the most amazing people ever. Thank you for writing songs like Bohemian Rhapsody, Killer Queen, Bring Back the Leroy Brown and lots more. You were and inspiration for everyone around you, and all over the world. You have inspired music, theatre and dance, though you were clumsy. And you have inspired me to follow my dreams of being a singer, a lead singer in a band, and writing songs of my own. The love and energy I feel in every Queen album comes from you, and that is a wonderful thing that we all wish still happened in music. Your incredible performances not only made people happy, but entertained them, and made them look up to you as a role model. You may have been egotistical, which most people overlook, but you did have a right to be egotistical, as you were exceedingly successful and you wrote great music. I'm sure you weren't easy to get along with, but you were highly strung and fun to be around, and your jokes and quotes are still said today. One that springs to mind: "I dress to kill, but tastefully." I cannot imagine how anyone could have ever called you an ogre, as you were a shy and retiring person, though you never were on stage. You had an outgoing and beautiful personality and you really cared about everything in the whole world around you, including your cats. You had quite, er, interesting dress sense, though I must say, I found them very amusing. You worked so well together on stage, feeding off each other, finding harmonies, even managing to do somebody to love on stage!! You rubbed people up the wrong way, annoyed people, and insulted them to their faces, most often interviewers trying to give you a bad interview, but you were a great guy and you will never be forgotten. There is one thing I wish. That I could've met you. That is what I want for christmas, more than anything else, but the sad thing is, I never will. You were born before I was, and unfortunately you died before I was born. I wish you were still alive, and had not been cut off in your prime. I wonder, what would music be like now, if you had still been alive?? Would you still have been touring?? I think you probably would've still toured, and that would've been a wonderful thing. Well, I wish I could write a lot more, but I am getting too sad. I love you Freddie Mercury, and may you always rest in peace. Love Alex

    Australia

  9. Dec 2 2009 2:50AM

    FREDDIEMANIAC

    Freddie, you were the absolute BEST EVER!!!!! You still are and will be forever!!! Your spirit lives on in all of us who love you and keep your memory alive. You are in our hearts and souls. You are part of us who adore you and rejoice in your music and relish in your very sighs. All the love you craved in life has come to fruition a million fold! I only hope that you know what you mean to us. WE LOVE YOU FREDDIE!!! Thank you for being!!!

    U.S.A......BOSTON

  10. Jun 3 2009 1:48PM

    Sergio Duarte

    Gracias, eres inmortal !

    Colombia

  11. Jun 2 2009 4:27AM

    gabby mercurio

    To my dear Freddy. I will love you forever. i will name my first born son freddy. You make me happy. i love you :)

    Australia

  12. Jun 1 2009 2:28AM

    Yvonne

    My son is 3 years old and he loves Queen. My husband is a music lover and Queen is his all time favorite band! The boys fave song is Bohemian Rhapsody. Long live the Queen and Freddie in all our hearts.

    United States