Ed Sheeran releases tear-jerking song almost a year on from Jamal Edwards' death with lyrics so raw

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Ed Sheeran has released a heartfelt song almost a year after the death of his late friend Jamal Edwards, as it was recently revealed the singer spent a week at Jamal's family home after his tragic death. The emotional song has been released on SB TV, the online platform for R&B and Hip Hop stars that Jamal founded.

The new song by Sheeran includes touching lyrics as he remembers his late friend who died on February 20 last year at the age of 31. In the song Sheeran says: "We cried for nine nights at your family home, laid you to rest in the ground but without a stone."

Jamal's mum, Loose Women star Brenda Edwards, revealed on Good Morning Britain that the internationally renowned singer was at her "house for a week... just looking after" Jamal's family following Jamal's death. The song Sheeran has released has had an emotional reaction from fans.

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The lyrics of Sheeran's song tug at the heartstrings as he opens up about the impact Jamal's death had on him and how he hoped his friend could have been godfather to his daughter Jupiter. In the song Sheeran says: "We cried for nine nights at your family home, laid you to rest in the ground but without a stone. You know it hits me most at moments now when I'm alone.

"Every morning I remember that you're really gone. Cos it's been a long night and I cry because I miss my brother. You know for life that I've got your sis and mother. Day and night it still hits that you're gone.

"You left the world before you met Jupiter, wish you would have known that you'd have been godfather. You would have loved loving my little girls, if not for them I'd be done with the world."

Fans were quick to respond to the hard-hitting lyrics, one wrote: "It hurts a lot, but it's also beautiful." Another wrote: "This is so raw. A beautiful tribute to Jamal, love you Ed."

A third commented: "This is a beautiful tribute to your brilliant brother Jamal. My heart breaks for you Ed." Brenda shared on Instagram yesterday (January 19) that the return of the F64s on SB TV Online would kick off with a tribute to Jamal.

The post, which included Ed and Jamal's sister Tanisha, was captioned: "F64's are back, I'm so proud of @sbtvonline We are kicking off with @teddysphotos and a truly unforgettable tribute to my baby Jamal.

"Here is a Behind The Scenes teaser to be released very soon with Jamal's sister @tanisha.arts_ the F64 will be released on Sbtv at 8pm GMT."

In an interview with Ed and Tamisha, he said: "I know it feels like this is the way of me saying goodbye. It's also very positive because it is the start of a new season of F64. I feel like it is an amazing way to start it, when it comes out everyone from Dave to Skepta to Stormzy are all going to see it and want to try and beat it."

Tanisha continued: "I want everyone to see it and see what we're trying to do, it's Jamal's dream, man."

Jamal found fame after setting up the music platform SBTV in 2006, and was credited with helping to launch a string of UK music acts to stardom, including Ed Sheeran, Dave and Jessie J. He was also an ambassador for the Prince's Trust, a charity headed up by the Prince of Wales, and in 2014 was made an MBE for his services to music.

In a statement from Brenda following his death, she said: "I'm so incredibly proud of everything he achieved over the course of his 31 years; I’m so proud to call him my son."

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