Liam Payne with his sister Ruth
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Fans Mourn Liam Payne as Unreleased Track Leaks: ‘Let This Song Ring Louder Than the Bad Reports’

Liam Payne, the former One Direction star who tragically passed away last week after a fall from the third floor of his hotel in Argentina, was reportedly working on a new album at the time of his death. Payne, aged 31, left fans devastated, and the recent leak of an unreleased song has only deepened the sorrow among his dedicated followers.

The song, recorded by Payne with his sister Ruth Gibbins and singer Sam Pounds, was shared online shortly after his passing. The heartfelt lyrics read, “She can do no wrong and she’s in my arms / She’s a once in a lifetime love,” resonating with fans as they grapple with the loss. The track’s cover art, featuring a man with angel wings, has made the release even more poignant, reported by the Mirror.

The song was first shared on X (formerly known as Twitter) by an account dedicated to remembering Payne, sparking an outpouring of emotion from his global fanbase. One fan wrote, “This would’ve been a banger. Oh how I wish to still have him here and to show him our love. I miss u Liam, so much.” Another commented, “His unreleased music is so good and he was so excited to release it,” while a third added, “The perfect vocals! He was so talented. I just can’t put into words”, via OK!.

Sam Pounds, one of Payne’s collaborators on the track, also re-shared the song on his YouTube channel with a moving message. “Dear fans, let this song ring louder than the bad reports going out on Liam’s name! Let’s let the music win! This is what Liam would want. Spread the love & spread the music!” he wrote, encouraging fans to honor Payne’s legacy by focusing on his music rather than any negative stories surrounding his death.

In the wake of his passing, fans from around the world have come together to pay tribute to the late singer. A vigil held in London’s Hyde Park saw large crowds of fans, known as Directioners, gather to honor Payne’s memory. At one point, the crowd erupted into a moving rendition of One Direction’s hit song “What Makes You Beautiful,” a moment that highlighted the deep connection Payne had with his audience.

As fans continue to grieve, the leak of Payne’s final work serves as a bittersweet reminder of his talent and the music he left behind.

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