I'm taking my ride with destiny
Willing to play my part
Living with painful memories
Loving with all my heart

Made in heaven, made in heaven
It was all meant to be, yeah
Made in heaven, made in heaven
That's what they say
Can't you see
That's what everybody says to me
Can't you see
Oh I know, I know, I know that it's true
Yes it's really meant to be
Deep in my heart

I'm having to learn to pay the price
They're turning me upside down
Waiting for possibilities
Don't see too many around

Made in heaven, made in heaven
It's for all to see
Made in heaven, made in heaven
That's what everybody says
Everybody says to me
It was really meant to be
Oh can't you see
Yeah everybody, everybody says
Yes it was meant to be
Yeah yeah

When stormy weather comes around
It was made in heaven
When sunny skies break through behind the clouds
I wish it could last forever, yeah
Wish it could last forever, forever

Made in heaven
I'm playing my role in history
Looking to find my goal
Taking in all this misery
But giving it all my soul

Made in heaven, made in heaven
It was all meant to be
Made in heaven, made in heaven
That's what everybody says
Wait and see, it was really meant to be
So plain to see
Yeah, everybody, everybody, everybody tells me so
Yes it was plain to see, yes it was meant to be
Written in the stars
Written in the stars
Written in the stars


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Made in Heaven Lyrics as written by Freddie Mercury

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    I made a comment for beautiful day that explains why i love this song and album so much, i won't repeat it but i will say that i cannot listen to this song without being at once uplifted and at the same time sad.

    freddysgirlon October 17, 2004   Link
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    This song was written in 1985 by Freddie for his solo album Mr. Bad Guy. During that time "Heaven" was the club Freddie frequented. It has very little to do with afterlife or death.

    hairychesteron December 11, 2004   Link
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    Brilliant guitars at the beginning!

    Bennyboyon January 14, 2005   Link
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    Possibly a double meaning?

    Random18on February 04, 2005   Link
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    every time i hear this song i almost burst into tears. it is soulful and true. it reflects some things i go through myself

    TJTurksteron April 02, 2005   Link
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    so very very lovely! its about living life whilst staying strong thru all of it, very gud at stayin strong our fred. made me cry first time i heard it, so powerfull!! just about how life is just life and you've gota do whats ritexxxxxxxxxxxx

    princess*delilahon October 18, 2006   Link
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    have you ever seen the music video to this its pretty cool maybe when Freddie did solo it solo it didnt mean about the afterlife, but when he re did it it could be, but still its a good song you can really hear the meaning behind this song, such powerfull lyrics such meaningfull lyrics.

    True Queen Fanon March 11, 2007   Link

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