George Ezra

Party at the Palace viewers were left confused after singer George Ezra missed a line about dying from his song 'Green Green Grass' about throwing a party ...

Is Ezra some sort of mystic who can sing lyrics that bring about the monarch’s demise?!” someone else quipped. You better throw a party on the day that I die.” “I see George Ezra isn't allowed to mention anyone dying in the Platinum Jubilee,” wrote one viewer, as someone else said: “George Ezra dropping the line 'on the day that I die' for obvious reasons.”

Eagle-eyed viewers tuning in for the Platinum Party at the Palace all spotted the same mistake as George Ezra took to the stage with his hit single Green ...

“Probably a wise move. Another noted: “Yeah wise move from George Ezra to not sing the line ‘throw a party on the day that I die’ when the whole country is celebrating a 96-year-old.” It is believed the missing line from the chart-topping song was: “You better throw a party on the day that I die.”

George Ezra has a touch of impostor syndrome ahead of his performance for Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee. The 28-year-old singer was the first act ...

Diana Ross is playing, you know." Speaking about feeling overwhelmed returning to the stage for the first time post-pandemic, he said: "I played my first gig in London two weeks ago and just stood at the side of the stage saying, 'How the f*** am I going to do this? He said in the announcement: "I can’t begin to tell you how excited I am to be part of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee concert, what an incredible honour to be asked."

Singer-songwriter George Ezra censored his song lyric about dying during his performance at the Platinum Party At The Palace. The musician performed his hit ...

Katy agreed: "We had a few songs I thought they might have vetoed for raunchyness for the royals, but you're right George Ezra not what I thought would be censored." @islandniles gasped: "Oh my GOD, they’ve edited this George Ezra song because the main lyric is 'you’d better throw a party on the day that I die.' Why didn’t he just do a different song?" Instead he ended the chorus at "you better throw a party" and filled in the rest with an instrumental.

George Ezra left out 'day that I die' lyrics from one of his songs at the Queen's Platinum Jubilee concert and it didn't go unnoticed.

You better throw a party on the day that I die.’ ‘If you’ve got to cut out part of the chorus, pick another song. - Everything you need to know about the Platinum Jubilee Pageant - Where to go in London to celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee bank holiday weekend - Best Platinum Jubilee merchandise and where to buy The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee concert is airing on BBC One and will be available to watch on BBC iPlayer.

George Ezra, 28, censored his song lyric about throwing a party on the day he dies as he performed at the Platinum Jubilee Concert on Saturday night.

Beaming: The Queen has delighted millions of viewers by appearing in a surprise comic sketch with Paddington Bear to kick-start the Party In The Palace Platinum Jubilee concert on Saturday Censored: He ensured he did not sing about people dying, omitting the line: 'Green green grass, blue blue sky / You better throw a party on the day that I die' All change: George Ezra, 28, censored his performance of his hit song Green Green Grass as he took to the stage for the star-studded Party At The Palace concert on Saturday Someone else shared: 'George Ezra censoring the bit of his own song where he says 'throw a party on the day that I die',' along with a number of laughing emojis. George Ezra censored his performance of his hit song Green Green Grass as he took to the stage for the star-studded Party At The Palace concert during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee Concert on Saturday night. But he ensured he did not sing about people dying as he sung Green Green Grass, omitting the line: 'Green green grass, blue blue sky / You better throw a party on the day that I die.'

The chorus of the song includes the lyrics: "You better throw a party on the day that I die". Viewers watching the routine on Twitter were confused and quick to ...

There were accusations of censorship. Stuart said: "There’s something funny but also not funny about George Ezra having to take the words “the day I die” out of his new single" The chorus of the song includes the lyrics: "You better throw a party on the day that I die". Viewers watching the routine on Twitter were confused and quick to point out the change, having noticed that the hitmaker just sang "You better throw a party" and dropped the "on the day that I die" part of the line.

It was was broadcast on BBC One on Saturday (June 5) from Buckingham Palace to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II as she celebrates 70 years on the throne.

Sarah commented: "Why is George Ezra cutting words out of his songs ‘ til the day I die?’ It happens to us all." Stuart said: "There’s something funny but also not funny about George Ezra having to take the words “the day I die” out of his new single" George Ezra followed the Eurovision star and thrilled audiences with a rendition of new hit single, Green Green Grass. The chorus of the song includes the lyrics: "You better throw a party on the day that I die", Liverpool Echo reports.