Too Much Love Will Kill You

He likes a slow song, doesn't he, old Brian?

Too Much Love Will Kill You, Who Wants to Live Forever.

Yeah.

It was all about

and didn't need to be credited by Paul and it was all done in the edit, don't worry.

So, we've got Made in Heaven on side one of Made in Heaven has made the... queen de la queen and on side two and i do think this is a little controversial we ended up going with it's a beautiful day brackets reprise checking in on the singles there's let me live heaven for everyone too much love will kill you and you

don't fool me

oh yeah you don't fool me was a single and a winter's tale was a single as well Any of those that you...

I think...

The fact is I did the same thing on side two in the sense that we only had a choice.

So Heaven for Everyone, Too Much Love Will Kill You, You Don't Fool Me and A Winter's Tale were all singles.

I mean, they're all on Greatest Hits 3, no?

Owen Ling has a question.

He says, why do songwriters like Brian May and Paul McCartney write their greatest work at times of tremendous upheaval and grief? We got Maybe I'm Amazed out of The Beatle Breakup and Too Much Love Will Kill You out of May's Divorce.

Any thoughts on that, Randy?

Oh, yeah.