NotACleverName said:

The most heart breaking piece of work product resulting from Prince and Mayte's union....Comeback - 1998 The Truth Walking up the stairs Just the afternoon Sweet wind blew Not a moment 2 soon (Hoo) I cry when I realized That sweet wind was U Spirits come and spirits go Some stick around 4 the aftershow Don't have 2 say I miss U (don't have 2 say I miss U) Cause I think U already know If U ever lose someone Dear 2 U Never say the words their gone They'll come back, yeah They'll come back, yeah yeah They'll come back Tears go here Tears go here Tears go here Tears go here

NACN, both "Comeback" and "Until U're In My Arms Again" are the most heart breaking pieces of work product resulting from Prince and Mayte's union. And those are the two known and published songs about Amiir. Per Mayte's book, there are more songs about this subject in the Vault.

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Until U're In My Arms Again

All of my life I've never wanted anyone like I wanted U
Every night I said a prayer 2 God and His angels
I'm sure they knew
The many tears that I'd have 2 cry
If I ever had 2 leave your side

CHORUS:
Until U're in my arms again
I know this pain will never end
This broken heart will never mend
Until U're in my arms again

Every mornin' when I awaken, I imagine U sleepin' in your bed
Wrong or right the reason U're taken from my embrace
Well, it's never said
Cuz every day that U don't return
Is another day that my heart just yearns and yearns
That's why…

CHORUS

If life remains a mystery
Then there's no reason 2 the rhyme
And U, U'll never know what U mean 2 me till U're mine, all mine

Until U're in my arms again {x3}

(CHORUS)
Until U're, until U're, until U're in my arms again!
No, ain't never gonna end
Never gonna mend
Until U're back, right back in my arms again

I'll never see like others see
(I know that U'll come back 2 me)
I know U're gonna come right back 2 me (Come on back 2 me)
And this time U will never leave my arms again
(Never leave my arms again)

Until U're in my arms again {x3}
Come on back, baby
Come on back {x2}

Until U're in my arms again {x2}

NotACleverName said:

PennyPurple said:

That's a sweet one. She was pregnant with Princes only child.

They both appeared to be excited about Amiir! This RS interview, published November 28, 1996 (while it's apparent the discussion occurred late in Mayte's pregnancy, it seems odd the decision was made to publish it considering the circumstances), quotes the following: Of course, no such scenario would be complete without someone in the role of the indulgent girlfriend. Cast in that spot is ’s gorgeous and very pregnant wife, Mayte, 22. Wearing a short black dress with white trim, the word baby stitched across her chest in white above an arrow pointing to her stomach, Mayte sits quietly and smiles, shaking her head fondly at ’s uncontrolled enthusiasm. ’s marriage to Mayte and the impending birth of their child were two of the important inspirations for Emancipation. It’s no coincidence that what describes as his “divorce” from Warner Bros. Has occurred right around the time of his marriage and Mayte’s pregnancy. “I don’t believe in coincidence,” he says flatly. Along with covers of such smoochy ballads as “Betcha by Golly, Wow” and the Delphonics’ “La-La- Means I Love You,” Emancipation is filled with what sheepishly calls “sentimental stuff.” Discussing how he has been affected by the prospect of fatherhood, he says, “You’ll definitely hear it in my music.” For the song “Sex in the Summer,” which was originally titled “Conception,” sampled his unborn baby’s heartbeat. “Of course, that ’s a tempo,” he says. “The nothing baby set the groove for this song. Mayte always smiles when she hears it.” may have used his baby’s ultrasound as a rhythm sample, but he and Mayte did not ask to know which sex their child is. “It doesn’t matter, “ says. “We all have the male and female with us, anyway. We’ll be happy with whatever God chooses to give us.” And just as has no intention of once again taking the name Prince - the people around him refer to him simply as “the Artist” - he says, “The baby will name itself.” As he prepares to preview a song called “Let’s Have a Baby,” turns to Mayte and says, “You’re gonna start crying - you better leave.” Then he explains to me, “I got my house fixed up and put a crib in it. Then I played this song for her, and she started crying. She had never seen my house with a crib in it before.” “Let’s have a baby,” the lyrics run. “What are we living for?/Let’s make love....” He points to a portrait of Mayte that is framed in gold. “I can’t wait for my baby to look up and see Mayte’s eyes,” he says, his voice filled with wonder. “Look at those eyes. That’s the first thing the baby is going to see in this world.” Full interview here - https://sites.google.com/...ember-1996 Also, Spike Lee (SL) interviewed Prince (TA) in May 1997 in which he spoke briefly about his love for Mayte, the hope for more children and Amiir. Excerpts as follows: SL: You said earlier that you have been in love with Mayte for one thousand years. Can you elaborate on that? TA: I am a firm believer in reincarnation for people who either have more work to do or have so much debt to pay back that they have to be here. I hope for me it is the former, and my work was finding Mayte and having a child, which we will continue on until there are several here. SL: Would you like to comment on how the media attempted to make a circus out of that particular episode? TA: What people have to realize is that if one has a firm belief in God and the spirit, then one does not make statements that are negative and untrue. I would have been lying to myself and the spirit of the child. I have a very thick skin. I take everything that comes and let it bounce right off of me because I know the time will come when nobody will be able to speak falsely.... Full interview here - https://sites.google.com/...w-may-1997

Excited is an understatement. They were thrilled to become parents. Based on what Mayte wrote in her book, was thrilled, ecstatic, so-in-love, over-the-moon-happy about becoming a father. He somehow convinced Mayte's doctor to sell him the heart monitor. He had people build a playground at PP/their Galpin Road home.

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People can say what they want about Mayte's book, but the details that she shares about 's behavior during her pregnancy and while their son was alive are quite possibly the most heartwarming, magnificent, and flattering descriptions that anyone could ever write about the man. He was an absolute rockstar of a father and husband during Amiir's short life, and it's because of her book that the world knows how great of a father he was and how great of a husband he could be in his best moments.

ThatWhiteDude said:

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NotACleverName said:

PennyPurple said:

That's a sweet one. She was pregnant with Princes only child.

They both appeared to be excited about Amiir! This RS interview, published November 28, 1996 (while it's apparent the discussion occurred late in Mayte's pregnancy, it seems odd the decision was made to publish it considering the circumstances), quotes the following: Of course, no such scenario would be complete without someone in the role of the indulgent girlfriend. Cast in that spot is ’s gorgeous and very pregnant wife, Mayte, 22. Wearing a short black dress with white trim, the word baby stitched across her chest in white above an arrow pointing to her stomach, Mayte sits quietly and smiles, shaking her head fondly at ’s uncontrolled enthusiasm. ’s marriage to Mayte and the impending birth of their child were two of the important inspirations for Emancipation. It’s no coincidence that what describes as his “divorce” from Warner Bros. Has occurred right around the time of his marriage and Mayte’s pregnancy. “I don’t believe in coincidence,” he says flatly. Along with covers of such smoochy ballads as “Betcha by Golly, Wow” and the Delphonics’ “La-La- Means I Love You,” Emancipation is filled with what sheepishly calls “sentimental stuff.” Discussing how he has been affected by the prospect of fatherhood, he says, “You’ll definitely hear it in my music.” For the song “Sex in the Summer,” which was originally titled “Conception,” sampled his unborn baby’s heartbeat. “Of course, that ’s a tempo,” he says. “The nothing baby set the groove for this song. Mayte always smiles when she hears it.” may have used his baby’s ultrasound as a rhythm sample, but he and Mayte did not ask to know which sex their child is. “It doesn’t matter, “ says. “We all have the male and female with us, anyway. We’ll be happy with whatever God chooses to give us.” And just as has no intention of once again taking the name Prince - the people around him refer to him simply as “the Artist” - he says, “The baby will name itself.” As he prepares to preview a song called “Let’s Have a Baby,” turns to Mayte and says, “You’re gonna start crying - you better leave.” Then he explains to me, “I got my house fixed up and put a crib in it. Then I played this song for her, and she started crying. She had never seen my house with a crib in it before.” “Let’s have a baby,” the lyrics run. “What are we living for?/Let’s make love....” He points to a portrait of Mayte that is framed in gold. “I can’t wait for my baby to look up and see Mayte’s eyes,” he says, his voice filled with wonder. “Look at those eyes. That’s the first thing the baby is going to see in this world.” Full interview here - https://sites.google.com/...ember-1996 Also, Spike Lee (SL) interviewed Prince (TA) in May 1997 in which he spoke briefly about his love for Mayte, the hope for more children and Amiir. Excerpts as follows: SL: You said earlier that you have been in love with Mayte for one thousand years. Can you elaborate on that? TA: I am a firm believer in reincarnation for people who either have more work to do or have so much debt to pay back that they have to be here. I hope for me it is the former, and my work was finding Mayte and having a child, which we will continue on until there are several here. SL: Would you like to comment on how the media attempted to make a circus out of that particular episode? TA: What people have to realize is that if one has a firm belief in God and the spirit, then one does not make statements that are negative and untrue. I would have been lying to myself and the spirit of the child. I have a very thick skin. I take everything that comes and let it bounce right off of me because I know the time will come when nobody will be able to speak falsely.... Full interview here - https://sites.google.com/...w-may-1997

Excited is an understatement. They were thrilled to become parents. Based on what Mayte wrote in her book, was thrilled, ecstatic, so-in-love, over-the-moon-happy about becoming a father. He somehow convinced Mayte's doctor to sell him the heart monitor. He had people build a playground at PP/their Galpin Road home. People can say what they want about Mayte's book, but the details that she shares about 's behavior during her pregnancy and while their son was alive are quite possibly the most heartwarming, magnificent, and flattering descriptions that anyone could ever write about the man. He was an absolute rockstar of a father and husband during Amiir's short life, and it's because of her book that the world knows how great of a father he was and how great of a husband he could be in his best moments.

anangellooksdown said:

The Love of His Life I have video of one of Prince’s longtime associates who was around all the time until the end, saying about Mayte and Prince: “She was the love of his life and he was the love of hers.” When people standing around the associate said, “Wow”, and so forth, the associate continued, “That is the truth. That’s the truth.” The associate repeated this four times.

I've seen that video with Shelby as well.I believe what Prince and Mayte shared was very unique and he probably did miss that every now and then.Unfortunately he didn't seem to find anything like it again.

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