Prince's Son Died in His Arms - The Song He Wrote 6 Weeks Later Will DESTROY You

Six weeks after his infant son Amiir died in his arms from Pfeiffer Syndrome, Prince locked himself in Studio A at Paisley Park for three days. When he emerged, he'd recorded a two-minute song in one take that he could never listen to without crying. This is the untold story of "Comeback," the most devastating song Prince ever wrote, and why it was the only song played at his own funeral twenty years later.
🎵 THE STORY INCLUDES:

October 16-23, 1996: The seven days Amiir Gregory Nelson lived
Pfeiffer Syndrome Type 2 and the moment Prince's joy turned to terror
The Oprah interview where Prince pretended his son was still alive
Mayte's words "I can smell him" that inspired the song
December 1996: Prince locks himself in studio for 72 hours
"Comeback" recorded in one take on The Truth album
Why Mayte's heart fell when she first heard the song
How grief destroyed their marriage but created this music
The song being played at Prince's 2016 funeral as his final reunion with Amiir

This isn't just another Prince story. It's about a father who couldn't say goodbye, a husband who couldn't grieve out loud, and a song that became a prayer for reunion. Prince sang his belief that death isn't the end—and twenty years later, that belief came true.
📍 LOCATION: Paisley Park Studios, Chanhassen, Minnesota
🎸 ALBUM: The Truth (1998, released with Crystal Ball box set)
💜 THE LEGACY:
Love 4 One Another Charities, founded by Prince and Mayte in Amiir's honor, continues helping families affected by rare genetic disorders. Every October 16th, Mayte honors her son's birthday.
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⚠️ DISCLAIMER:
This video is for educational and entertainment purposes. Based on documented facts from Mayte Garcia's memoir "The Most Beautiful: My Life with Prince," verified interviews, medical records, and Prince Vault documentation. All dates, medical details, and personal accounts are from verified sources. This narrative honors the memory of Amiir Gregory Nelson and Prince's legacy.