Queen's 'We Are the Champions' Ends with 'of the World'

This is genuinely complex: the studio album version (A Day at the Races, 1976) does NOT include 'of the world' at the end. The song fades out with 'We are the champions' repeated without the full phrase. However, live performances and various recordings have included the fuller version with 'of the world,' creating legitimate confusion about which version is 'correct.' Some later compilations and live albums do include the fuller ending. This creates a situation where millions remember a version that does appear somewhere in Queen's catalogue but not in the most famous studio version. The Mandela Effect here may arise because the fuller, more complete lyric feels like it 'should' be there, and people's exposure to live versions or radio edits may have solidified the longer version in memory. Unlike pure false memories, this is a case of variant versions creating genuine ambiguity about the canonical 'true' version.