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‘Don’t touch your eyes, just hand sanitise quickly’: Listen to the ‘Coronavirus Rhapsody’

The lyrics of this parody of Queen’s classic, ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’, were written by comedian Dana Jay Bein.

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Mar 26, 2020 · 05:55 pm
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My first draft at a quick cover of the new hit single “Coronavirus rhapsody” https://t.co/KJeZTxEdVk pic.twitter.com/unn0HHiPXB

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    Why Opposition is going soft on Modi government for security lapses in Pahalgam
  4. Trump’s tariffs may be the wake-up call India needs

    Trump’s tariffs may be the wake-up call India needs
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    Why Nepalis think Modi is supporting the movement to restore the monarchy
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