Bobby Brown took to The Tonight Show stage to debut a new song he wrote about life since Whitney Houston’s death … we wish we were kidding. The song, released online a week ago but little-noticed because Bobby Brown’s career has been on a 15-year tailspin, is a confession of sorts. Bobby admits he “messed up pretty bad” and begs his late ex-wife … “Don’t let me die.” That’s right, even after her death, it’s all about BB. Bobby Brown – Don’t Let Me Die The song also features the lyrics, “I didn’t realize that every breath I took was from you … You were my air.” That’s actually somewhat nice. Brown also sings. “I didn’t know who you were, didn’t know what we had. Now I’m stuck living in the past … trying to get the pieces back. But I guess now you’re gone.” Guess so. Brown, who’s been making the media rounds to reiterate that Whitney’s death is not his fault , performed the track live last night for the FIRST TIME EVER, will be releasing the sensual track on his new album in June, just months after she died. Hey, gotta strike while the iron is hot.
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Bobby Brown Releases Whitney Houston Tribute Song, World Slaps Collective Forehead
