A cousin of tragic James Myers has recorded a heartfelt musical tribute to the 12-year-old after his death.
James was fatally electrocuted after climbing on to live railway tracks near his home in Bootle last month.
Since then, tributes have poured in to the Everton-mad youngster, a crowdfunding page for the family has raised nearly £2,000, and a minute's applause is due to be held at Everton's home game against Tottenham tomorrow.
Now James's cousin Olliver Clarke has put his feelings into music by putting together a home-made recording and posting it on YouTube, where it was viewed more than 1,000 times in just 24 hours.
In it, he raps: "Fly my little angel in the sky... It's killing me that I didn't have a chance to say goodbye... Little James is now an angel."
Olliver, from Kirkby, said: "I wrote it as James was my little cousin and was taken far too soon from this earth.
"I did it to pay my respects to him.
"The lyrics came to my head straightaway. It was my way of dealing with my grief over what happened.
"It's hit all of us hard.
"Recording music has helped me in the past with other situations. It was the best way of expressing how I felt."
Olliver's dad Gary, 40, said: "James's mum and dad Sharon and Kevin were really touched by it.
"I thought it was fantastic what Olly wrote and said."
James managed to get on the Northern Line tracks which were isolated as soon as rail bosses were informed that a young boy had been seen on the railway line in Bedford Road, Bootle.
Three separate investigations are now ongoing into the tragedy.
They are being led by British Transport Police, Network Rail and the Office for Rail and Road who are considering whether to prosecute over health and safety breaches.
