
Why Queen’s 1976 Hyde Park concert mattered in their rise
Queen’s free Hyde Park concert on 18th September 1976 turned the success of ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ and ‘A Night at the Opera’ into a striking demonstration of their support at home.
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"13" is a track by Queen, from the album Made In Heaven, released 6th November 1995. Full lyrics are available below.
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[Verse] Are you running? (are you running?) (Are you running?) Are you running? (are you running?) (Are you running?) Are you running? (are you running?) (Are you running?) A-Are you running? (a-are you running?) (Are you running?) [Outro] Fab
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Queen’s free Hyde Park concert on 18th September 1976 turned the success of ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ and ‘A Night at the Opera’ into a striking demonstration of their support at home.

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