impatientmickey  The lyrics of this song are tragically prophetic. For many years I was Ruth and Billy Graham's hairdresser and they were very close to the British Royals for decades. In fact, every April or May the Grahams would stay with the Royal family at Balmoral for a couple weeks. Ruth readily shared with me all the adventures they had when she would return stateside. Of course, being invited to the Royal wedding, the Grahams went a week before it and stayed at Buckingham, while all the preparations were being made for the big day. Three days before the gala event, Diana went to Ruth and pleaded for help. She had just found out that Charles had continued his affair with Camila, and ;when confronted about it, said he was NOT going to stop being with her. Diana was crushed. Ruth, being quite diplomatic, told her to speak to Bill about it instead. Bill then told her that it was best if he did not interfere with personal business and told her to speak to "Betty" about it. Only their closest, personal friends call them Betty and Phil. When Diana confronted the Queen about it, she was told 'the prince can do whatever and whomever he pleases'. She told Diana she was selected as a quality breeder and was expected to play her role with perfect execution. She was to be the perfect wife, mother, and Princess and that was the end of the conversation. Diana was stunned and horrified!!! She thought she was going to have a committed marriage and family and never expected she'd be used this way. Being only 19, she was naive and innocent and was furious no one told her what was really going on. This is the reason Diana looked sad on her wedding day. This was the reason she cried all the time, was severely depressed, and threw herself down the grand marble staircase on several occasions. She was broken, shattered, and TORN. Without question she was used, abused, and discarded when she would not play the "Royals" game and although I know more, can not comment on her mysterious death. If I didn't know better, the lyricist also knew of the situation and wrote the song about Diana. They could be her words ever so easily. Her marriage, her life, and her demise were more than tragic.