"Freddie Mercury’s dedication to his music never wavered, even in his final days. During his last recording sessions with Queen, he was so weak from illness that he could only sing a few lines at a time before needing to rest. Despite the immense physical toll, he insisted on pushing through, determined to leave behind as much music as possible. His final vocals, recorded for Made in Heaven, stand as a testament to his relentless passion and artistic spirit. Though his health was rapidly declining, Mercury remained focused on his craft, telling his bandmates, “I’ll sing it, darling. I’ll give it my all.” His voice, though fragile, carried the same power and emotion that had defined his legendary career. Even in his final moments, he proved that his love for music was stronger than anything—even the illness that was taking him away"