^ Robau's theme tune is actually 'Another One Bites the Dust', in fact his life is soundtracked by Queen.
Freddie Mercury isn't dead, Robau just sent him to another dimension where Freddie could live with people of equal singing and performing talents, it was a present from Robau for giving him such an awesome soundtrack. Brian May and Roger Taylor were kept in this dimension so as to not cause suspiscion.
It is still unclear where John Deacon is, although rumour has it that whenever there is a thunderstorm in the UK, it is sometimes him playing his bass. Robau is rumoured to have given him some kind of power, but our tiny minds cannot comprehend it.
'Bohemian Rhapsody' was actually written by Robau though, as an earlier gift to Queen, he gave them the song. It isn't a perfect song and by no means the best, but Robau knew exactly how to make a massive hit single, and that it was.
'The Invisible Man' was an obvious reference to Robau, as was 'One Vision', although Queen openly stated it was a song about Bob Geldof, through Robau's request, again due to causing less suspicion.
'We Are The Champions' was originally titled 'I Am The Champion', but Robau again advised against such lyrics, and they adjusted them, similarly with 'We Will Rock You', which was 'I Will Rock You'.
'Somebody To Love' had a different meaning to what people thought, the line, "Can anybody find me somebody to love" meant that he wanted to find somebody who is equal to him that he can find enough admiration to love in the platonic sense, i.e. like when everyone says they love Captain Robau
'Don't Stop Me Now' is an autobiographical song about Robau, and so is 'Flash!'