Over the summer, Roger Taylor and Brian May disclosed that they had discovered a song by the band that had been kept under the wraps and performed by their late frontman, Freddie Mercury.

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“And it’s wonderful,” Taylor told Zoe Ball during an interview on BBC Radio 2. “Actually, it was a real discovery. It’s from the ‘Miracle’ [1989] sessions.” May described the tune as “beautiful” and “touching”, adding: “It was kind of hiding in plain sight.”

You can watch the official lyric video for the song below.

A unique 7′′ vinyl edition of ‘Face It Alone,’ which is scheduled to release on 18th November, is also available for pre-order.

The song will also be included in a limited collector’s edition box set of Queen's 13th studio record, 'The Miracle'. According to a press statement, the eight-disc set includes six unheard tracks and an hour-plus disc of previously unreleased recordings.

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The most revealing insight into the four members' creative process, excitement, inside jokes and banter on their return to working again, will be provided via a series of candid verbal interactions in the studio.

‘Face It Alone’ is the first new track featuring Freddie Mercury to be released in more than eight years.

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Queen has released a handful of previously unheard songs featuring Freddie Mercury since his passing in 1991. They released the compilation album 'Queen Forever' in 2014, which featured forgotten songs from the 1980s.

---Silviya.Y