By Bo Emerson

Radio station V-103 played music by Prince while host Ryan Cameron talked with those mourning the artist's passing.  Atlanta musician Ne-Yo became choked up, telling Cameron, "There would be no Ne-Yo without Prince."

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“Sometimes it snows in April

Sometimes I feel so bad, so bad

Sometimes I wish life was never ending,

And all good things, they say, never last.”

Longtime Atlanta radio host Mara Davis thanked V-103 for playing Prince's music Thursday (it was apparently among the few that did) and wrote on Twitter "Every #‎radio station should be playing non stop #‎prince . Voice of a generation who broke genre barriers. Major music moment. #‎RIPPrince ."

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