‘I don't want to die without any scars...’ The eerie song Angry Anderson’s aspiring rapper son wrote after a 'near-death experience' as it's revealed his 'homie' has been arrested over the fatal attack

  • Rock star Angry Anderson's murdered son, Liam, was an aspiring rapper 
  • The man taken into police custody over his bashing death was a close friend
  • In one of the last songs Anderson ever wrote, he raps about loyalty and death

By Alex Chapman For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 08:33 EST, 4 November 2018 | Updated: 09:58 EST, 4 November 2018

One of the last songs Angry Anderson's murdered son ever wrote was about loyalty.

A rapper, 26-year-old Liam Anderson had performed for years under the stage name Ranford Bigsby in popular venues across Sydney.

But on Sunday morning, Anderson was found unconscious in a park in Sydney's northern beaches after being bashed by a man he called his 'homie'.

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Under the stage name Ranford Bigsby, murdered son of musician Angry Anderson rapped at some of the most popular venues across Sydney

Under the stage name Ranford Bigsby, murdered son of musician Angry Anderson rapped at some of the most popular venues across Sydney

Anderson was treated at the scene and rushed to hospital, but died from his injuries en route 

Anderson was treated at the scene and rushed to hospital, but died from his injuries en route 

Anderson died from his injuries on his way to hospital, with tributes quickly pouring in.

One of which was from his mother, who told Nine News her son always expressed himself through his music.

In the only music video posted to the young rapper's personal YouTube channel, titled 4iRome, Anderson sings about loyalty.

In the description of the video, he writes that he wrote the song after the near-death experience of a close friend.

'Got nothing but love for the people who have love for me,' he writes.

'Blood makes you related, loyalty makes you family.'

Liam Anderson (pictured, left with father Gary) was unconscious and suffering from severe head wounds when emergency crews arrived

Liam Anderson (pictured, left with father Gary) was unconscious and suffering from severe head wounds when emergency crews arrived

'I want to provide for the people in my life who hold me down and help me write,' he sings.

But some eerie lyrics can be heard, particularly at the end of the song.

Lifting lines from the 1999 film Fight Club, the words 'I want you to hit me as hard as you can' are spoken over video of Anderson rapping at a live show.

'I don't want to die without any scars.'

In one of the last songs he wrote before his death, Anderson rapped about loyalty and death

In one of the last songs he wrote before his death, Anderson rapped about loyalty and death

He wrote underneath the music video that he penned the song 'after a near-death experience'

He wrote underneath the music video that he penned the song 'after a near-death experience'

The man taken into police custody over Anderson's death was a former friend, Mathew Flame.

Police attended the Queenscliff park just after 6am on Sunday and had to use force to get Flame off of Anderson's body.

Detective Inspector Michael Boutouridis said the 20-year-old is expected to be charged with murder.

At the scene of his death, messages have been tied to poles and left alongside flowers.

'We will always miss your funny, cheeky ways. You were a loving friend and a great mate,' one reads.

Meanwhile, Anderson's father, iconic Australian rock star Angry Anderson, is rushing back to Sydney to be with friends and family.

He was in the middle of a tour with his band Rose Tattoo when his eldest son called him with the grim news.

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