As much as he loved Mary, he was gay- he couldn't deny it.

He was dating women- but on the inside, was most likely not content with his love life.

The week it is was at #2, the #1 record was "Jump" by Kris Kross... Maybe the outside story was about an excecution- I think that's very clear, at least in the "mama" section. Obviously I'm not Freddie, but I can share with you a few facts that I have researched, and they can allow one to infer the meaning of this very complex song.. He had been dating Mary Austin for give or take 6 years.

Also peaked at #1 in the Netherlands, New Zealand, Belgium, and their native U. It re-entered the Top 100 on March 15th, 1992 and peaked at #2 (for 1 week) on May 3rd and stayed on the Top 100 for 16 weeks... You can just say it was about a simple excecution- that has nothing to do with Freddie.

I must get insideto shake that Yabba Dabba Dew off my lilly! If you think about this story, and you then listen to Bo Rap's lyrics- they may tie in together. The "man" that is killed could represent Freddie's old, straight, innocent self who was in love with Mary. Shall we do some line by line interpretations as examples of what I mean?

But according to this claim, Freddie just wasn't happy.

"anyway the wind blows", meaning if it's men or women- it doesn't matter to him."mama, just killed a man.

The "anyway the wind blows" line can also mean that he's careless, but if you look deeper into it, it may even be code for the whole gay/straight thing.

So every musician was surprised and followed him by picking up reggae as new music into their album. And I think that he wrote a song 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. It says that ' I have to run because I shot the sheriff.' On the other hand,'Bohemian Rhapsody', it goes like this. He didn't believe he was as special as he really was, which is very sad when you think about it..."Too late, my time has come. Yabba Dabba (Yabba Dabba)Yabba Dabba (Yabba Dabba)Yabba Dabba Dabba Doo Oh Great Gazoo-oo-oo-oo-oo! The "little high, little low" part can come into play with that quote. Sends shivers down my spine, 'Cuz I think it's "nature" time! Make a little lightningor I'll spend the night out here!! Fred: He's just a green nerd from a far galaxy, Banned from his world for his atrocities! He once stated in an interview that there's no "half measures" with him- he's either very strong or very soft. It's about Elmer Wayne Henley, his killing of serial killer Dean Corll, and what came to be known as the Houston Mass Murders... I'm happy the younger generation are rediscovering the magic of Freddie Mercury, Queen and their music (including Don't Stop Me Now which is on the soundtrack of another 2016 movie! ' in reality it's just what Farrokh Bulsara aka Freddie Mercury said... You wanna know the real meaning of the song and what it's about?