Sir Elton John, at 78, experienced a deeply emotional moment while recording his new song, "When This Old World Is Done With Me." The song, with lyrics by Bernie Taupin, explores themes of mortality and leaving behind loved ones. During the recording session, John was overcome with emotion, reflecting on his time left with his two sons and husband, David Furnish. The incident occurred while recording the chorus of the song, leading to a 45-minute emotional breakdown captured on film. This raw and vulnerable moment is featured in his documentary, *Elton John: Never Too Late*. The song will appear on Elton John and Brandi Carlile's collaborative album, *Who Believes in Angels?*, scheduled for release on April 4. Carlile emphasized the authenticity of the moment, highlighting its flawed and embarrassing nature, which she believes makes it compelling viewing.
Elton John's Mortality Reflection Leads to Emotional Recording of New Song, 'When This Old World Is Done With Me'
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