Halestorm singer and guitarist Lzzy Hale took her official Twitter account to share a new post and revealed how she has been feeling in those days.
The fans of Lzzy wanted to know how Lzzy has been doing in these tough times, and Lzzy wanted to share her honest thoughts about her life. After a short period, she replied to this question.
While referring to the coronavirus outbreak and self-quarantine days, Lzzy mentioned that she had never lived a time that seems to be going so fast but going so slow at the same time.
Furthermore, Lzzy pointed out that she struggled a bit during these tough times and said that she accepted her both dark and light sides. Also, she seemed grateful to the fans who actually care about her and thanked them for their support.
After the fans asked about how she has been doing, Lzzy Hale replied:
“I am humbled that you guys care for me enough to reach out if I’ve been silent on social media for a bit. To be honest, time sometimes gets away from me these days, I’m writing and working outside the band non stop these days. Ironically Groundhog Day rings very true.
Never have I lived in a time that seems to be going by so fast. Get moving so slow at the same time.
I feel like I’ve lived a few lifetimes in just the past year and a half. Sometimes I feel like I have a clearer picture of who I don’t want to be more than who I do want to be. But that’s ok. Transformation and personal evolution is good. I accept myself in both my dark and light”
You can check out the posts below.
I am humbled that you guys care for me enough to reach out if I’ve been silent on social media for a bit. To be honest, time sometimes gets away from me these days, I’m writing and working outside the band non stop these days. Ironically Groundhog Day rings very true.
— Lzzy Hale (@LZZYHALE) February 4, 2021
Never have I lived in a time that seems to be going by so fast. Get moving so slow at the same time.
— Lzzy Hale (@LZZYHALE) February 4, 2021
I feel like I’ve lived a few lifetimes in just the past year and a half. Sometimes I feel like I have a clearer picture of who I don’t want to be more than who I do want to be. But that’s ok. Transformation and personal evolution is good. I accept myself in both my dark and light
— Lzzy Hale (@LZZYHALE) February 4, 2021
