Beyoncé
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Jay-Z is celebrating the birth of his baby girl with an emotional new song that reveals the secret sorrow of a prior miscarriage. The doting dad, 42, gushed over the arrival of Blue Ivy Carter in the song “Glory” posted Monday to his website, dubbing the child the answer to his prayers after the devastating loss of wife Beyoncé Knowles’ earlier pregnancy. “Last time the miscarriage was so tragic. We was afraid you’d disappear, but nah baby you magic,” he raps, speaking about their private pain for the first time. He says “God makes no mistakes” and “there you have it, s--- happens,” finally conceding that everyone goes through “stuff,” even superstars. “The most amazing feeling I feel. Words can’t describe what I’m feeling for real,” he raps in the chorus. “Baby I paint the sky blue. My greatest creation was you.” Hours after the sentimental song’s release, the ultra-private power couple issued a joint statement offering details of their Saturday delivery. Jay-Z, whose real name is Shawn Carter, says in his song that Beyonce conceived in Paris. He also predicted the lucky tyke will be shopping on London’s famous Savile Row as a toddler. “Get ready for Part II, a younger smarter faster me,” he raps. “Hard not to spoil you rotten, looking like little me,” he says. The touching tribute ends with the cries of a newborn baby — likely the first sounds from the couple’s first child. The song says it features B. I. C., the baby’s initials. “You’re a child of destiny. You’re the child of my destiny,” he raps. “You’re my child with the child from Destiny’s Child. That’s a hell of a recipe.”