These Are The Days Of Our Lives

Documented writing accounts

• Roger Taylor · official source writing account

An individual writing account is not substituted for a collective release credit. Full work and personnel credits remain unknown where the reviewed source does not establish them.

Identified recordings

Editorial perspective

These Are The Days Of Our Lives occupies position 8 in the identified Innuendo programme. It follows All God's People. The next work is Delilah. Read that placement alongside the album perspective: The album's UK release came in February 1991. The official chronology places Freddie Mercury's death in November that year; those dates must remain distinct. Our editorial reading avoids turning every song into a prediction of what followed. Instead, follow the opening Innuendo through the intervening tracks to The Show Must Go On, and compare the sources behind public credits and individual writing accounts. The work itself, its recording and the later retrospective are separate layers of context.

The timing belongs to These Are The Days Of Our Lives, not to every performance of this work.

Sources and provenance

• Innuendo (Deluxe Edition 2011 Remaster) · catalog track listChecked: 2026-10-08
• QueenOnline · Roger TaylorChecked: 2026-10-08