Liam Payne recorded a song with his sister, Ruth Gibbins, called 'Do No Wrong' before his tragic death

Without a doubt, the death of Liam Payne continues to cause quite a bit of controversy and shock among fans after he lost his life after falling from a hotel in Buenos Aires, Argentina, which continues to cause sadness after having risen to fame with the group One Direction and who for years had a solo career.

Just a few days after his death and while investigations continue into the cause of his death and what may have happened in the minutes before his death, an unreleased song that the singer left as part of his last work has been leaked.

This leaked song is called "Do No Wrong", which the Englishman recorded months before he died and he did it in collaboration with someone very special, a song that is now circulating on social networks and has excited fans, in addition to causing great nostalgia and shock in them.

The song meant a lot to Liam because it was a collaboration

This song was quite special for Harry Styles, Niall Horan, Louis Tomlinson and Zayn Malik's former bandmate, as it was the first song he recorded with his older sister, Ruth Gibbins.

According to Sam Pounds, who participated in this song, he said it was something very special for Payne and shared a video in which you can hear part of the song very briefly.

"Yes, I see the reports but I knew your heart. (Video) filmed by Ruth Gibbins. A musical moment and tribute to Liam Payne," he wrote on his social networks.

New Liam Payne song release announced

Pounds reported that although a piece of this song was released, it will officially be released through digital music platforms next Friday, November 1.

Likewise, the cover of this song has also been published, where a man with angel wings is observed with a heart in the center, as well as another heart above at the top, so many believe that it represents the struggle that the British was having and everything he was going through.

After the leak of this new song by the former One Direction member, many fans were grateful that this song is going to be released officially, noting that it was music that Payne always wanted to make.