conversations.from: human
conversations.value: Write me a song called The Show Must Go On (Live at The O2 Arena, London, 4th July 2018) with the following description: As the twelfth and final track on Innuendo, Queen’s fourteenth and final album released during Freddie Mercury’s lifetime, “The Show Must Go On” has become a legendary, anthemic coda to Freddie Mercury’s dedication to the band, recorded while his health was failing.
  Released in 2020, the live recording comes at a time where “social distancing” is assuaged or exacerbated (or both) by a closely cyber-connected world.  Given the theme and context of “The Show Must Go On”, it is, perhaps more than ever, a cathartic anthem of the times of 2020 (and on, and on?) to a mass of global citizens (where Queen is popular if not legendary) thinking/feeling as individuals some variation of its lyrics of being “in the dark” and “aching to be free” where outside the “dawn” may or may not be poised to a “breaking”.  Of course, the citizens herein are most likely Queen fans, with or without Adam Lambert.  And after all, or rather after the Queen blockbuster biopic closes, the final credits roll with Freddie singing “The Show Must Go On”.  And so it has:
  This first official audio release (as a single) of a Queen + Adam Lambert performance is the twelfth track from the Queen + Adam Lambert Live Around The World, culled from the band’s two spectacular shows at London’s O2 Arena in early July 2018. As commented by Queen Official,
  Both concerts attracted widespread critical acclaim, with critics noting that “many thrilled fans leaving the arena were calling it one of their all-time favorite gigs” and declaring “this is as good as live shows get.”
  And as good as a song gets, or rather one which musically and lyrically climbs up despair to a resolute hope transcending the individual, without a trace of “whoa is me”, to Mercury’s artistic credit, and May’s, who actually penned the song in Freddie’s honor; however, all songwriting credits, since its predecessor (The Miracle), went to the band, a paean to the band’s self-realized collaborative power, hinting, “surrender your ego, be free, be free.”
  As time has gone on, the show of Innuendo’s apotheosis was and is now a growing Queen behemoth song, a tour-de-forces-be with you (live or not).  By Brian’s account, it was a surprisingly effortless studio endeavor, thanks to Freddie’s (shockingly) strong vocals amidst his increasingly painful physical suffering, effectively rendering the title of “Innuendo” shockingly prescient at the time of the album’s release in 1991.   Adam Lambert himself finds the song among the band’s most vocally challenging, much more so than “Bohemian Rhapsody.”  Make sure the lyrics are different from the original song.
conversations.from: gpt
conversations.value: [Verse 1]
  Empty spaces, what are we living for?
  Abandoned places, I guess we know the score, on and on
  Does anybody know what we are living for?
  Another hero, another mindless crime
  Behind the curtain, in the pantomime
  Hold the line
  Does anybody want to take it anymore?
  [Chorus]
  The show must go on
  The show must go on, yeah
  Inside my heart is breaking
  My makeup may be flaking
  But my smile, still, stays on
  [Verse 2]
  Whatever happens, I'll leave it all to chance
  Another hеartache, another failed romancе, on and on
  Does anybody wanna take it anymore?
  I guess I'm learning (Learning)
  I must be warmer now
  I'll soon be turning (Turning, turning), 'round the corner now
  Outside the dawn is breaking
  But inside in the dark I'm aching to be free [Chorus]
  The show must go on
  The show must go on, yeah
  Inside my heart is breaking
  My makeup may be flaking
  But my smile, still, stays on
  [Bridge]
  My soul is painted like the wings of butterflies
  Fairy tales of yesterday, will grow but never die
  I can fly, my friends
  [Chorus]
  The show must go on, yeah, yeah
  The show must go on, yeah
  I'll face it with a grin
  I'm never giving in
  On with the show
  [Verse 3]
  Ooh, I'll top the bill
  I'll overkill
  I have to find the will to carry on
  (On with the, on with the)
  Show
  The show must go on