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Who wants to live forever 

A Queen song originally written by Brian May for the 1986 movie Highlander after he saw a scene involving a secondary character's death due to ageing. The song is considered one of the best of Queen and many confuse this as relating to Freddie Mercury's HIV/AIDS, which he was not diagnosed with for another year.
Brian May: There's no time for us,
Brian May: There's no place for us,
Brian May: What is this thing that builds our dreams?
Brian May: Yet slips away from us?
Brian May: Who wants to live forever?
Brian May: Who wants to live forever?

Who wants to live forever 

Two things.

A). An EPIC song by Queen, the world's best band

B). The one bad thing about the original Conan the Barbarian movie
A). From the band Queen, sung by Freddie Mercury *musically* WHO WANTS TO LIVE FOOOREVEER!

B). Valeria, from Conan the Barbarian "Who wants to live forever? *jumps off of tower*"
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