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George Ezra confirms he was 'forced' to change song lyrics for Queen's Jubilee concert

George Ezra has explained why he was 'forced' to change a song lyric for his performance at the Platinum Party at the Palace, after his fans were left puzzled by the performance.

Shotgun and Paradise singer George was one of the 'newer' acts on the bill for the huge concert in honour of the Queen's Jubilee in front of Buckingham Palace, joining the likes of Sam Ryder, Mimi Webb and Jax Jones, while music legends like Diana Ross, Rod Stewart and Alicia Keys were also on the bill, as well as the cast of a string of hit musicals.

The concert was attended by 10,000 lucky people who managed to obtain tickets through a ballot, while a massive TV audience watched at home. And those familiar with the words to George's recent smash were confused when the lyric '‘You’d better throw a party on the day that I die,' was dropped.

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