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Good grief, yes! Roy and I just finished watching a two hour documentary on Prince and I cried. Though he had fortune and fame, it was mentioned that he was the most loneliest person. Gee, the guy was kicked out of his home at the age of 12 and left freezing on the streets.  One of his best (if not the best) guitar performance was playing "My Guitar Gently Weeps", the man stole the show.

Listen/watch here>> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SFNW5F8K9Y

country bumpkin

PS Notice the young guitar player with the dark hair playing behind Tom Petty. Does he remind you of someone? He is George Harrison's son.

I cried and cried and cried when Dianna died. It concerned my son. A few days later the apt manager (who had short blond hair) walked within view if the apt and my sob exclaimed, "look mom! Your friend! She isn't dead!".....

No,but i was very sad when (Old Yella and Lobo went down)..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<>>  

Of course !  I cried buckets when Princess Diana died, JFK jr.and of course, when Pres Kennedy was killed ,  John Lennon ( my fave Beatle )    And I cried when one of those two old ladies died that used to have the cooking show in the 90s in England or Scotland where they rode on a motorcycle with a side car   :'-(

1. Elvis; 2. Prince

country bumpkin

Me too. I was devastated when Andy Gibb died.

....no, thoughtful but, no tears

I didn't cry but 'felt it' when we lost Whitney Houston, Princess Diana, Sonny Bono, Bambi....

ROMOS

It was Bambi's' mum, shot by the big bad hunter.....

Ducky

You're right. Bambi's mom. I've only seen the movie about 10 times. lol

Ducky

Mom!

John Denver

Yes. Chris Cornell. -  Soundgarden, Temple of the Dog and Audioslave.  

'I can't remember if I cried when I read about his widowed bride..........'

Anyone know where this line comes from?