Tears fell like rain as Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr stepped onto the altar, whispering the first words of “Let It Be” — and in that moment, the entire church stopped breathing. The haunting melody echoed through Gondomar like a message from the very soul of Liverpool. Paul held his guitar gently, his fingers trembling on the strings, while Ringo stood beside him — no drums, just voice. His soft, unsteady harmony floated through the church like a ghost — fragile, honest, and painfully human. Why did they arrive in silence, away from the cameras? And what did Ringo whisper to Jota’s mother after the final chord — something that made even the priest wipe away a tear?
Paul McCartney Sings ‘Let It Be’ at Diogo Jota’s Funeral in Portugal — A Silent Farewell From Liverpool’s Most Beloved Son The Beatles legend brings the church…