Isn't the lyric "I'm in the dark" rather than "I'm in no doubt"? Those lyrics at the end scare me, especially considering what Freddie was going through at the time. (Yes, I know this was a John song rather than a Freddie song, but I wonder if Freddie added in those last lines himself or if John put them there for Freddie.) I always found it ironic that Freddie was singing this, because his life had not been saved...but then when I heard the 1989 version, with those creepy lyrics at the end, it was a hint that everything was not alright.
I prefer the 1989 version to the Made in Heaven version, though. It's more guitar-oriented, which sounds nicer than the synthesizers.
Isn't the lyric "I'm in the dark" rather than "I'm in no doubt"? Those lyrics at the end scare me, especially considering what Freddie was going through at the time. (Yes, I know this was a John song rather than a Freddie song, but I wonder if Freddie added in those last lines himself or if John put them there for Freddie.) I always found it ironic that Freddie was singing this, because his life had not been saved...but then when I heard the 1989 version, with those creepy lyrics at the end, it was a hint that everything was not alright.
I prefer the 1989 version to the Made in Heaven version, though. It's more guitar-oriented, which sounds nicer than the synthesizers.