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Hi my #Queen posse! I'm doing a 3-song set at an open mic tomorrow, and I'm going to sing Somebody to Love, and 'That Ole Devil Called Love' as my token non-Queen song. What other Queen song should I sing?

I usually do Melancholy Blues, but it might be too similar in vibe to Ole Devil, so looking for an alternative. I'd love your opinions, deep cuts included!